Management Articles

In the past, we developed teams by putting people together and letting them spend time learning about each other before we charged them with completing assignments. In spite of all our best effort, some teams were more successful than others.

Today's rapidly changing technology, the economy's roller-coaster ride, the constant mergers and acquisitions among companies, upsizing, downsizing and resizing, and, of course, our country's response to terrorism have forced almost all of us to change, in some cases almost daily.

Organizational culture comprises the attitudes, experiences, beliefs and values. Work-groups or teams within -organizations have their own behavioral quirks and interactions, which, to an extent, affect the whole system. These behavioral quirks are termed Organizational Culture.

At some point we’ve all vowed to make some big change – similar to the resolutions above. But by the time the rosy blush of good intentions wears off, the resolution gets pushed aside. Not because we don’t still long to have what we want, but because we just don’t know how to change.

Everyone knows that the sports team with the highest morale wins.  In fact, every manager wants high morale in his/her group.  So why do most managers create low morale in their employee

Many managers create low morale in their work group without intending to do so. There are some very good reasons why their leadership produces this negative effect.

Avid reader, Bonnie Jo Davis, reviews The Facilitative Leader by Glenn Brome and shares the leadership insights she learned.

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For many years I worked in the corporate environment in large organizations. These organizations had substantial Human Resource and Information Technology departments. When it came to running an employee survey it was only natural that they should use these vast resources.

For many years I worked in the corporate environment in large organizations. These organizations had substantial Human Resource and Information Technology departments. When it came to running an employee survey it was only natural that they should use these vast resources.