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Effect of employee's needs and organizational design on perception of TQM effectiveness
The paper assesses the effect of two psychological variables (employees needs and organizational design) on employees' perception of TQM effectiveness. A total of 80 respondents drawn from two organizations in Lagos practicing TMQ participated in the study. Data were collected by means of questionna...
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2002
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