Exploring and experimenting with various organizational structures, skills and strategies will positively impact workplace climate and productivity, along with team morale, focus and cross-team coordination. Simply follow the following guidelines:
1. Walk this Way: Leaders Set the Pace (Compass)
Proven success-leaders are like the directional arrow of a compass. Where they point will be the direction employees will go. So be clear where you are headed for, and show it to your organisation by success-leaders’ example.
2. See-Through Service: Transparency in our Processes (Magnifying Glass)
Employees tend to feel insecure or tense when they cannot get a clear picture of the policies and practices of our working processes. To help them gain a better perspective of matters, make processes more transparent enabling them to feel in control, too.
3. A Certain ‘P’ Factor: People Make the Difference (Screwdriver)
People are the vital nuts and bolts that hold the framework of any organisation together.
When a few come loose, the organisation will start to waver. Hence it is important to make sure that every screw finds its place. This can be done by recruiting the right people, and implementing training and development programmes that enhances their capabilities consistently.
4. The Way of the Bookie: Measure Everything (Ruler)
Performance indicators are yardsticks that help assess and gauge how an organisation is faring. Carried out on both the micro and macro levels, these appraisal methods will let you keep track of your performance, while providing a better understanding of employee and customer needs. Effective action can then be taken to further improve the standard of services delivered
Thursday, March 18, 2010
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