Four of the most common irritants I’ve seen arise from ineffective organizational design are; competing priorities, unwanted turnover, inaccessible bosses and cross-functional rivalry.
During our first conversation, Henry, the chief executive at a technology company, expressed frustration over his organization’s inability to stay focused on and execute priorities. “We agree upon priorities at the beginning of each quarter,” he said, “but when it comes time to review them,
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