Why Organizations Fail – By Work Level
By Michelle Malay Carter on September 4, 2008
Work Level 7 – Failure to identify or respond to global trends Work Level 6 – Failure to align divisional performance with the mission Work Level 5 – Failure to react to changes in objectives and targets Work Level 4 – Miscalculation of constraints across organizational units Work Level 3 – Misallocation of tools and […]
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Are Ad Hoc Organizational Structures Trustworthy?
By Michelle Malay Carter on September 2, 2008
As a follow up to my Boundaries are Liberating train of thought, I’d like to do some more stumping for the necessity for more thoughtful, intentional, requisite organizational structure.? I live in the US and we are fortunate to have a fairly sophisticated, safe road system.? As I drive around each day, I am not […]
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I AM Communicating, Now What?
By Michelle Malay Carter on August 18, 2008
Blog after leadership blog.? Book after leadership book claims to have found the Holy Grail of Leadership and Followership (engagement).? In case you’ve missed it, I will reveal it here. Are you ready? ?Communication!? My Invoice is in the mail. Now, go ask 100 managers if they do a proper job of communicating at work.? […]
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Distracted from the Mission – A Friday Funny
By Michelle Malay Carter on August 1, 2008
How much time do you spend a work negotiating and renegotiating with peers and colleagues in order to get your work done?? What if we systematized specifying role relationship accountabilities and authorities into job descriptions, leaving the people free to do their work without the constant relationship strategizing? Defining Role Relationships For example:? A human […]
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