Are internal politics impacting your progress? If so, in what ways, and what changes do you believe could help mitigate these challenges?
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Thank you for sharing this insightful statement, it's a powerful reminder of how clear communication fosters a healthy and collaborative culture.
Internal politics doesn't necessarily mean a negative thing. Example, when management introduce a clear company strategy and development goal, some of team member might still not "buy" that in. Here comes the good internal politics by creating nuances to buy in, give the north star on the guidance that we will succeed with the strategy, built ad hoc teams to break the silos.
All of these are good internal politics to achieve the goals.
Thank you for sharing this perspective, it’s a compelling statement that internal politics, when leveraged positively, can unify teams and drive success toward shared goals.
Not any longer - there is no place for internal politics or unilateral agendas. An organization must be agile with the management of personnel and adopt a strong foundation of mission, vision, values. This goes beyond a standard mission statement and will empower a culture of shared core values.
Thank you for sharing this perspective that highlights the crucial role of a strong foundation in mission, vision, and values for driving agility and eliminating internal politics.<br><br>How do you think organizations can best align their teams with these principles?
I believe that strong leadership and communication are the primary ways to align organizational principals. Talent acquisition is also very important to build a dynamic workforce of highly skilled, motivated individuals from the ground up. Trust and integrity are a couple of my favorite values. Thank you for this great question!
Having a clear communication around the strategy and goals and setting up the right expectations help to remove the negative internal politics.