Tribal warfare: its us vs the business
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When you hear the term "the business" being used to describe the company that your teams work for, where does it come from and what can you do about the separation it creates? This presentation draws on the things that motivate us, depress us, and ultimately what you need to do as leader to create a mentally healthy and performant work environment that brings people together.
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Chapter 3
1. Is profit the only important goal of a business? What are others?
2. Stockholders are only one group of stakeholders. Who are the stakeholders important to me inside the organization?
3. Who are stakeholders important to me outside the organization?
4. What does the successful manager need to know about ethics and values?
5. Is being socially responsible really necessary?
6. How can I trust a company is doing the right thing?
Chapter 4
7. What three important developments of globalization will probably affect me?
8. Why learn about international management, and what characterizes the successful international manager?
9. Why do companies expand internationally, and how do they do it?
10. What are the principal areas of cultural differences?
Research at least three (3) peer-reviewed articles about individual rights, morality, ethics, individual rights, duty, or codes of conduct for criminal justice professionals.
Write a three to five (3-5) page paper
1. Thoroughly created a philosophy and approach for balancing the issues of individual rights and the public’s protection. Thoroughly provided one to two (1 to 2) examples illustrating how you will use this philosophy in your own career.
2. Thoroughly determined a philosophy and approach for balancing the use of reward and punishment in criminal justice. Thoroughly provided one to two (1 to 2) examples illustrating how you will use this philosophy in your own career.
3. Thoroughly selected a philosophy and approach that addresses the use of immoral means (e.g., torture or lying in interrogation) to accomplish desirable ends. Thoroughly provided one to two (1 to 2) examples illustrating how you will use this philosophy in your own career.
4. Thoroughly explained what you believe the Ethics of Care and Peacemaking Criminology presented in your textbook should mean for law enforcement professionals.
Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides; citations and references must follow APA format (latest edition).
Include a cover page developed in accordance with the latest edition of APA, including a running head, page number, the title of the assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page, revision of the previous assignment, and the reference page are not included in the required assignment page length.
3.2
The Community of Stakeholders Inside the Organization
Major Question: Stockholders are only one group of stakeholders. Who are the stakeholders important to me inside the organization?
3.3
The Community of Stakeholders Outside the Organization
Major Question: Who are stakeholders important to me outside the organization?
3.4
The Ethical Responsibilities Required of You as a Manager
Major Question: What does the successful manager need to know about ethics and values?
3.5
The Social Responsibilities Required of You as a Manager
Major Question: Is.
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- 1. Tribal warfare Chris Harwood charwood@gmail.com its us vs. "the business"
- 3. What job is a technology leader hired to do?
- 4. What job is a technology leader hired to do?
- 5. What job is a technology leader hired to do?
- 9. How did we get here?
- 12. Mastery, Autonomy, Purpose. Your leadership has influence over these domains. What motivates us?
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- 14. Disconnection: 9 causes of depression and anxiety Disconnection from: 1: meaningful work 2: other people 3: meaningful values 4: childhood trauma 5: status and respect 6: the natural world 7: a hopeful or secure future & 8, 9: the real role of genes and brain changes Your leadership has influence over these domains.
- 15. Our mental health and our success at work: both depend on these needs being met.
- 16. “If we are not in a mentally healthy work environment, we’ll engage in mental health self-defense to create our own.” The Chris Hypothesis Mental health self-defense can lead to teams with: - self-defined purpose, - self-defined meaning, - Self-defined value. … and likely the wrong outcomes for “The Business”
- 17. Where does it go wrong?
- 19. What is a “company”? Meaning "companionship, consort of persons one with another, intimate association" is from late 13c. What is a “business”? Sense of "a person's work, occupation, that which one does for a livelihood" is first recorded late 14c. Sense of "trade, commercial engagements, mercantile pursuits collectively" is first attested 1727. https://www.etymonline.com
- 20. Co-Defined. Co-Branded. Grouped by a shared identity and purpose. A social collective. A group of people. A Tribe.
- 21. What happens when the first tribe divides?
- 22. Where do they get their identity, purpose and value from? What if happens if they engage in mental health self-defense?
- 23. They’ll strive to create a mentally healthy: - self-defined purpose, - self-defined meaning, - Self-defined value. … and potentially the wrong outcomes for “The Business”
- 24. Leadership: an obligation for connecting teams to shared values, common purpose; a worthwhile future.
Editor's Notes
- Oxford English Dictionary debuted in 1928
- So what does that look like? a team with a customer teams with multiple customers complex interdependency