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Management article
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Reference no. 90610
Authors: Ralph Stayer (Harvard Business School)
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Business Review", 1990
Length: 10 pages
Topics: Employee empowerment; Food processing industry; Management styles; Motivation; Organizational development
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Abstract

To combat poor motivation and lack of commitment, and bridge the gap between performance and potential, the owner of Johnsonville Sausage completely changed his management style and redirected the structure of his company. By giving up his own authority and getting employees to take full responsibility for decisions on production, personnel, quality control, and company expansion, he was able to increase performance standards and market share.
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To combat poor motivation and lack of commitment, and bridge the gap between performance and potential, the owner of Johnsonville Sausage completely changed his management style and redirected the structure of his company. By giving up his own authority and getting employees to take full responsibility for decisions on production, personnel, quality control, and company expansion, he was able to increase performance standards and market share.

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