Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 4 / 2011 (557)
Linear, Step by Step Managerial Performance, versus Exponential Performance
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Ion Gh. ROŞCA
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Abstract. The paper proposes the transition from the potential management concept, which its authors approached by determining its dimension (Roşca, Moldoveanu, 2009b), to the linear, step by step performance concept, as an objective result of management process. In this way, we “answer” the theorists and practitioners, who support exponential management performance. The authors, as detractors of the exponential performance, are influenced by the current crisis (Roşca, Moldoveanu, 2009a), by the lack of organizational excellence in many companies, particularly in Romanian ones and also reaching “the finality” in the evolved companies, developed into an uncontrollable speed.
Contents
Linear, Step by Step Managerial Performance, versus Exponential Performance
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The Global Economic Crisis. Challenges for SMEs in Romania
Formal Institutions and Regional Development. Considerations Regarding Romania
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