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Organisational Change
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Organisational Change

by Harsh Pathak
September 2010
Intermediate to advanced
388 pages
12h 9m
English
Pearson India
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9.5.4 Confrontation

  1. Take employees into confidence while confronting a problem.
  2. Support the action taken by an employee if it is within the rules and procedures.
  3. Appoint a task group for a problem making a decision.
  4. Use failure of an employee as an experience and help him to learn from it.
  5. Encourage employees to bring up problems.
  6. Anticipate problems together with employees.
  7. Encourage subordinates to solve problems and report to you.
  8. Follow the “buck stops here” dictum.
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