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Drawing upon your reading, explain how the communicative organizational model enhances or makes scientific management more effective.

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This solution of 250 words defines the characteristics of a communicative organizational model and how it can enhance the efficiency of scientific management. References used are included.

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Communicative organizational model should include the following elements within an organization: control, motivation, emotional expression, and information. Communication acts to control member behavior in several ways (Robbins, 2007). Senior management uses the control communication method in my organization. For example, we have government policies and regulations that each employee must follow. If an employee does not ...

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