The Lack of Leadership Leading to Misguided Organizational Change
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Organizational change continues to be a focal point for most American organizations Although, American firms have been successful in promoting organi
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Organizational change continues to be a focal point for most American organizations. Although, American firms have been successful in promoting organizational change in the workplace, unrealistic expectations continue to be endorsed in most organizational structures. Consequently, this organizational dilemma has led to misguided expectations resulting in dissatisfaction in the workplace, leading to dysfunctional organizational behavior. Additionally, studies have suggested that the lack of leadership is blamed for disproportioned organizational behavior issues leading to misguided organizational change in the workplace. In so doing, recommendations will be offered in an effort to streamline organizational change in the workplace, which will lead to improved work productivity.
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