In search of sense in common sense management
Journal of Business Ethics · 1987 · Volume 6 · Issue 8
Abstract
Popular and philosophical notions of common sense are briefly reviewed in terms of their possible applications in the theory of management. The concept of common sense is here interpreted as a secondary device in decision-making, and ought to be considered only in the context of a much more complex information-knowledge process.“The knack of seeing things as they are, and doing things as they ought to be done.”C. E. Stowe
Keywords
Economic Growth, Common Sense, Sense Management, Philosophical Notion, Secondary Device
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