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by John • October 30, 2011 • HumanResources , Leadership , Marketing , Strategy • 4 Comments. The ethic of more balls in the air, more chances of success lurks in their subconscious. Thank you for setting the record straight about what a MissionStatement is. HumanResources.
John Bell wrote a great post called “Why MissionStatements Suck”. I agree, but only because most organizations write the missionstatement, post it on their boardroom wall and then forget about it (until the next SP retreat of course). Mission is usually figurative, not integrative. Doctoral Dissertation at St.
John Bell wrote a great post called “Why MissionStatements Suck”. I agree, but only because most organizations write the missionstatement, post it on their boardroom wall and then forget about it (until the next SP retreat of course). Mission is usually figurative, not integrative. Doctoral Dissertation at St.
” Phrases like “head count,” “human capital,” and “my people,” dehumanize and objectify. We could push this further and make the same argument for “humanresources.” Ethics and Fairness. ” Organizational performance is a team sport. Growth and Passion.
The HR department, acting as the dutiful scribe, would craft a culture based on the CEO’s vision, complete with a glossy missionstatement and a sprinkling of core values. HumanResources Department: Design employee experiences that reinforce the desired culture and develop culture-building programs.
Ethics and standards… those are for chumps. Our humanresources department takes care of that. We have a MissionStatement. We’re too worried about __ (some item in the news… the latest source of gossip). Interest rates are too high. Our lawyer can take care of any problems that arise.
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