Max Weber: The Father of Organizational Theory

Max Weber, known as the father of organizational theory, classified organizations into three types: charismatic, traditional, and rational legal. Charismatic organizations rely on a single leader's influence, while traditional organizations emphasize stability and power. Rational legal organizations focus on efficiency and professionalism. Despite criticisms of rigidity, Weber's ideas significantly influenced modern business structures, particularly in the US.

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