English to Arabic Bus/Financial Economics corporations law

The diffuse power structures typical of PSFs make collaboration difficult to foster and even harder to demand. Professionals' so-called "star power‟ stems largely from their relationships with clients, which are vital to the firm. In general, clients tend to prefer working with specific individuals year after year, rather than holding strict allegiance to the PSF itself, and partners hold a much stronger bargaining position relative to their firm than is found in more centralized hierarchical models typical of corporations. Directive decision-making runs counter to the prevailing culture, so it is prohibitively difficult to mandate or push actions down the hierarchy