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Sometimes Doing the Right Thing Involves Risk

Harmonious Workplaces

Leaders striving for a better workplace may suffer consequences In a recent post on LinkedIn from the Business & Management Consultants open group, a contributor posted, “A manager who challenges the boss and stands up for their team, despite risking their own career, is a true leader.”

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We May Not Have a Clear Path, But We Each Have One

Harmonious Workplaces

This group of Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychology practitioners took turns sharing how they found their way toward our aligned passions of how people think and behave in the workplace. I also handled recruitment, payroll, inventory management, and other store operations. That’s a lot of bending!

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3 Tactics for Accelerating Company Performance Despite an Economic Downturn

Organizational Talent Consulting

Only operating in the short term or taking too much risk and gambling on one specific future are frequent traps leaders fall into when facing economic uncertainty. Change management should be presented in a way that leads to different ways of thinking and acting. So, what can leaders and companies do now to emerge stronger?

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Gaining Clarity in What You Care About Most Deeply in Your OD Work

Consulting and Organizational Management

Share » Connect » Blog: Consulting and Organizational Development. I was recently talking to a group of students in a master’s program in OD. The profession has become filled with niche players……executive coaching, team building, process improvement, change management, etc. Career Management.

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The Significance of Flexibility in Organizational Structure

Clarity Consultants

The span of control – The span of control (aka the number of employees reporting to a single manager) is relatively narrow in a tall structure. This means that each manager supervises a smaller group of employees. The span of control in flat structures is broad, meaning that managers oversee a larger number of employees.