Organizational eclecticism
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This article discusses how modern individuals aspire to fully express themselves, their emotions, cultivate their passions, and explore their spiritual dimension. This, in turn, influences the structure of contemporary organizations, which are more eclectic than homogeneous.
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Published: 2023-12-18

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