question archive The paradoxes identified by Stohl and Cheney include:Structure:Agency:Identity:Power: Paradoxes involving how organizational democracy is planned, designed, and formalized Paradoxes concerning an individual's sense of responsibility, autonomy, and cooperation within the participative system Paradoxes concerning issues of inclusion, boundaries, and interests within the participative system Paradoxes concerning how control and leadership are exercised within the participatory system Why does participation in workplace decisions create paradoxes? What is an example of a specific organizational decision-making case in which these paradoxes occur?
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Paradoxes involving how organizational democracy is planned, designed, and formalized
Paradoxes concerning an individual's sense of responsibility, autonomy, and cooperation within the participative system
Paradoxes concerning issues of inclusion, boundaries, and interests within the participative system
Paradoxes concerning how control and leadership are exercised within the participatory system
Why does participation in workplace decisions create paradoxes? What is an example of a specific organizational decision-making case in which these paradoxes occur?