Organismic organisation

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The organismic (also called organic organisation) type of organization is adapted to unstable conditions when new and unfamiliar problems continually arise, which cannot be broken down and distributed among the existing specialist roles.

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1. Derek s. Pugh, David J. Hickson. Writers on organizations. Penguin Group: 1996.

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