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The E rationale also encourages leaders to focus on innovativeness. The resulting emphasis on competence means that high level executives feel more confident in delegating tasks to individuals who are competent in their specific areas, rather than assigning generic or generic because of their positions. In part this is because they know that if something goes wrong, they can return control and monitor the efforts of others. An executive explained: I take a lot of confidence that the people that are supposed to be key to running the company are all people that, either by training or from past experience, are competent in what they are doing, so you dont have to worry about that.

A central objective of the E rationale is to reduce the risk of falling behind others in the competition, sometimes referred to as relative competitive position. The rationale requires managers to see their mission in terms of fighting for competitive positions, including the relative position of the company vis-à-vis its rivals, competitors, or the market. This orientation is a key aspect of the E rationale:

Not all parts of the E rationale are equally applicable to all firms. Some organizations may need to streamline to keep up with their competitors for reasons other than maintaining competitive advantages. For instance, organisations may need to reduce the number of their own employees to make more money. In addition, efficiency and responsiveness are not always good things for a company. In the case of Scott Paper Company, for instance, management decided to increase production by hiring more people. In addition, Dunlap removed some management positions and made it easier for workers to get promoted. 84d34552a1