Trust in Military Organizations

Rusu, Raluca

doi:10.2478/kbo-2022-0038

Abstract

In this paper we emphasizes the importance of trust in today’s organizational environment, including the military organization. In view of this approach, we analyzed what influence the level of organizational trust, so the organizational structure with the two variables, formalization and centralization, is what makes the greatest impact on all indicators of trust.

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