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Pretender: When Organizations Perform Competence Instead of Creating Value
This paper develops the concept of Pretender to explain a condition in which organizations increasingly prioritize demonstrating that they function properly over producing the substantive value those functions are meant to create. The idea originated from an everyday Japanese expression, gokko (ごっこ)
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