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Ricardo Semler transformed his family's manufacturing business SEMCO from an autocratic to a democratic structure. Some of the key changes he implemented included giving employees direct votes and having subordinates evaluate managers. He also reduced unnecessary rules and management layers, allowed flexible work hours, and distributed profits to workers. The book documents Semler's unconventional management style that aimed to empower employees and make the company structure more democratic and trusting of workers.
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Summarize the article.
Summarize the author’s conclusion and/or recommendation.
Summarize your conclusion and/or recommendation.
Summarize how the concept in the article applies to your organization.
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In the coming weeks, we will discover how to employ a detailed model for managing change. Our challenge in Week One is to gain a thorough understanding of what change is, how and why it occurs, and what role we play in the process.
Discussion of a Key Point, Thread, or Objective
It is important to understand that change is inevitable and dynamic. Change is certain to occur in every organization and will result in some level of anxiety and uncertainty among the workforce. Managers and leaders have two clear options relative to change: to suffer negative consequences from it, or to find ways to manage it as an opportunity for success. Change is a potentially disruptive force that can destroy the morale of a workforce and, eventually, an entire organization.
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