EFFECTS OF DECISION PERMANENCE ON MANAGERIAL WILLINGNESS TO USE PARTICIPATION.

The article focuses on a study in which the effects of participative management on employee performance and satisfaction is addressed. The study attempts to develop a decision model for participative managerial approaches in regards to decision making. Also noted are a number of risks associated with the participative approaches employed in personnel management. According to the results of the study, managers are more willing to implement the participative approach in a situation where the subordinate decision will be implemented on a trial basis.