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Resources:TQM As Organizational Change
Moving to TQM is like any other organizational change. It must be managed effectively, and leaders of the change must take into account aspects of the organization's current "culture". In fact, although TQM brings a number of benefits to those in the organization, you can expect some people to be cynical and resistant to change. Let's face it. Everyone in government has seen management fads come and go. Thankfully, a well managed TQM organizational change is likely to bring most if not all people on side over time.
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Find articles here that are related to all aspects of management. You'll learn some costly hiring mistakes to avoid. You will also learn about something called a toxic boss syndrome. Finally you'll find plenty of management advice in this artlcle collection.
Managers - Are You Getting The Information You Need To Do A Good Job?!
It's a very odd question...but an important one in government. One of the worst feelings a government manager, executive or supervisor can experience is that dreadful sinking feeling that occurs when it is discovered that something bad you should have known about wasn't conveyed to you in a timely and useful way. It could be a complaint from a member of the public that wasn't reported to you, but ended up in the Minister's office. It could be that a pet project of the person you work for is going badly, but nobody bothered to tell you, so you could give an accurate report or "heads-up" to your boss. Or, it could be some sort of personal problem on the part of a staff member that is affecting the work of your unit, unbeknownst to you.
The Responsive Manager
This article discusses the various traits of a responsive manager. Read further to determine the benefits of becoming responsive and learn how to become a more responsive manager. It will improve your organization.
Management Skills - Dealing With Angry Employees
This article features some excellent tips for managers when faced with angry employees. The number one rule is to not ignore the anger. There are some basic truths about angry employees according to the author. Angry employees want to be heard - not ignored and they are watching closely to see how you are dealing with angry staff. Read the article for more information.
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