PART IV
Organization-Oriented Fun
Ultimately, fun works best when it is openly encouraged throughout the organization and becomes an expected and anticipated part of everyone’s role and experience at work. This doesn’t tend to happen by accident, but rather from a systematic application and appreciation of the topic by a significant portion of its members.
Ideally, top management would encourage and support fun in the work environment, even participating in the process. But creating a fun-oriented organization does not have to be dependent solely on its senior leaders.
For example, an easy starting point is to create a Fun Committee that is represented by individuals from a cross section of your organization (including an executive “sponsor”) ...
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