THE GUIDELINE FOR MODERN ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT APPROACH BASED ON EMPOWERMENT AND PARTICIPATION OF MEMBERS IN THE ORGANIZATION

Authors

  • ธันยนันท์ สมบูรณ์รัตนโชค sripatum university chonburi campus

Keywords:

management, modern government organizations, decentralization, participation, organization’s members

Abstract

This article aims to study the modern business management approach by using the principle of empowerment and participation of members in the organization based on literature review. The author summarized modern enterprise business management approach using the principle of empowerment and participation of members in the organization as the organization must aim for self-empowerment and taking ownership of your life including ways to work independently and freedom to make decisions and take actions– promoting social inclusion and equality-creating a meaningful workplace-establishing networking, and corporate culture for collaborative learning in order to move the organization forward with intellectual acuity and positive ideas.

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2019-03-31

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