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I'll be at NDC Conferences Porto tomorrow. Will you?
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If you try to solve every problem with a re-org, you have a strategy problem.It suggests that frequent reorganizations can be a symptom of a deeper issue: a lack of a clear and effective strategy. Here's why: - Reorgs as a Band-Aid: Reorganizations are often used to address immediate problems or inefficiencies. While they might provide temporary relief, they don't address the root cause of those problems. If the underlying strategy is flawed, the same issues will likely resurface in the new structure. - Lack of Focus: Constantly shifting structures can create confusion and instability, making it difficult for teams to focus on long-term goals. This can hinder progress and innovation. - Misaligned Resources: Reorganizations can lead to resources being misallocated, with people and teams not being optimally positioned to achieve strategic objectives. - Loss of Morale: Frequent reorganizations can be disruptive and demoralizing for employees, leading to decreased productivity and increased turnover.In essence, that affirmation highlights the importance of: - Developing a sound strategy: A well-defined strategy provides a clear direction and framework for decision-making, reducing the need for constant restructuring. - Addressing root causes: Instead of simply rearranging the pieces, organizations should focus on identifying and addressing the underlying causes of problems. - Building a stable environment: A stable organizational structure fosters a sense of security and allows teams to focus on achieving strategic goals.If an organization finds itself constantly reorganizing, it's a sign that it needs to step back and re-evaluate its overall strategy.
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