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Organizational Health and Success:Here you will find information about creating healthy and successful organizations. Included are knowledge management issues, communication, organizational development processes, managing change and more.
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Organizational Conflict - The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
We generally do not look at conflict as opportunity -- we tend to think about conflict as unpleasant, counter-productive and time-consuming. Conflict that occurs in organizations need not be destructive, provided the energy associated with conflict is harnessed and directed towards problem-solving and organizational improvement. However, managing conflict effectively requires that all parties understand the nature of conflict in the workplace.
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Systems Thinking - Free help for you to learn about Systems Thinking
Systems thinking has helped us understand organizations and complex phenomena in a different more modern way. It involves understanding a business process, practice or problem in terms of a bigger picture, where all parts are inter-related. Learn more about systems thinking from these resources.
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Business Ethics - Free help for you to learn about Business Ethics
Business ethics has become a more important topic since the legal issues with Enron, Martha Stewart, and other high profile companies. Learn about business ethics, how companies are trying to become more ethical, and legal and ethical issues. Includes recommended books and reading, and a business ethics discussion list.
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The Effects of Change On The Manager - Free Articles
One of the least mentioned effects of change relates to how it affects the manager leading that change, and his or her ability to undertake the leadership role. We have already talked about the effects of change on the individual employee, and of course managers are subject to the same reactions, resistances and strains. Some types of change, such as restructuring, or downsizing can put considerable strain on the leaders of an organization.
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Exorcise Blame In Your Company
Making an effort to place blame on a person, place, or thing seems to be a common theme during any process improvement activity. Placing blame can create a roadblock for making positive changes. This article provides instruction to eliminate blaming activities at your workplace.
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Success File - Know Your Role. How 'Bout Their Roles?
It seems pretty obvious that employees need to know what their own jobs require -- their roles, responsibilities and authority levels. We don't expect people to do their jobs effectively if they don't know what they are supposed to be doing. However, one area that people tend to ignore is how well employees understand what OTHER PEOPLE DO in their organizations. Why might that be important?
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