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Dysfunctional Organizations
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Dysfunctional Organizations

by David D. Van Fleet
June 2024
Intermediate to advanced
254 pages
6h 12m
English
Business Expert Press
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CHAPTER 3

People in Organizations

As with previous chapters, make some notes of what you expect in this chapter. Identify the different groups of people that could contribute to an organization becoming dysfunctional. Keep those notes in mind as you read this chapter.

Introduction

Culture and safety both involve people. It is the behavior of those in the organization that largely determines whether the culture will be functional or dysfunctional. Likewise, the behavior of members of the organization will be associated with a safe place or an unsafe place. So, a closer examination of those people is necessary. However, there are several types of individuals in or associated with organizations that need to be considered—the leaders or managers ...

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ISBN: 9781637426036