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- noun the
organization of something intodepartments according tofunction ,geographic location etc.
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Examples
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This enterprise is beginning to look like a formal corporation, but it lacks the resources for rigid departmentalization.
Size Matters When It Comes To Small Business Mark D. Wolf 2010
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To hell with the fact that Venezuela is such a multiplicity of ethnics, political persuasions and individualities ... it's a replay of George W. Bush's 'you're with us or your're against us!' plagorization of Stalin's political departmentalization ... and we all know where that led millions of Georgians and Ukranians in a previous era.
Venezuela's Bohemian Rapsody ... "Is this the real life, Is this just fantasy?" 2008
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Q-- (in progress) -- several things on his mind, and how does he -- you always here a lot about departmentalization.
Remarks By Mike Mccurry In Gaggle At White House ITY National Archives 1998
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I think one of the difficulties is that the -- for one reason or another, the essence of the news magazine, which was very rigorous departmentalization or compartmentalization -- national affairs, foreign news, so on and so forth -- has begun to fade somewhat.
One Man's America: A Journalist's Search for the Heart of His Country 1997
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Although departmentalization exposes the child to a larger number of potentially helpful attachment figures, it also reduces her opportunity to use her teachers as secure bases because she spends less time with each of them.
The Unmotivated Child Ph.D Natalie Rathvon 1996
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Although departmentalization exposes the child to a larger number of potentially helpful attachment figures, it also reduces her opportunity to use her teachers as secure bases because she spends less time with each of them.
The Unmotivated Child Ph.D Natalie Rathvon 1996
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Although departmentalization exposes the child to a larger number of potentially helpful attachment figures, it also reduces her opportunity to use her teachers as secure bases because she spends less time with each of them.
The Unmotivated Child Ph.D Natalie Rathvon 1996
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Growth also greatly increased specialization and departmentalization, which encouraged sectionalism and parochial decision making.
CORPORATE CULTURE AND PERFORMANCE John P. Kotter 1992
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Growth also greatly increased specialization and departmentalization, which encouraged sectionalism and parochial decision making.
CORPORATE CULTURE AND PERFORMANCE John P. Kotter 1992
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Growth also greatly increased specialization and departmentalization, which encouraged sectionalism and parochial decision making.
CORPORATE CULTURE AND PERFORMANCE John P. Kotter 1992
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