Monday, 7 November 2011

Unity of purpose, Ownership of outcome

My experience of some organisations is that where leadership and processes are dis-organised or weak. Two things happen...

1. People may be confused, upset and defensive about the silos within the organization.

2. Few feel empowered (able or responsible) to make the necessary changes for the better.

Without unity of purpose, ownership of outcome and responsibility for process the organisation is bound to be sub-optimal.

I have become a fan of the FIRO model, because this notes the processes and benefits toward team building as a means of gaining commitment and channeling resources to achieve the organisational goals.

MORE TO FOLLOW SOON....

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