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The sum of its parts – Charles Handy and the human factor

Companies should be communities of workers and more than mere commodities or machines focused on the pursuit of profit, says Irish management theorist Charles Handy.

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Legal Business · · 13 min read
The sum of its parts – Charles Handy and the human factor

Charles Handy and the in-house lawyer

Charles Handy is often mistakenly claimed as a homegrown British management guru. He’s actually Irish, but he did spend most of his working life in Britain and still resides in the UK.

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