[Column] Leaders must communicate and ensure understanding of their value judgment criteria.

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The company is a human zoo, designed to fail. The characteristic of a typical organization is that people with similar values gather together. For example, in the world of sports and hobbies, various organizations are characterized by the gathering of people with similar values. In small and medium-sized enterprises, people with different values, shaped by different environments and preferences, happen to live in the same area and accept the conditions to form an organization. Because people with differing values, backgrounds, generations, and genders come together to create an organization, it tends to lack cohesion. Therefore, it is important for you, as the team leader, to communicate and ensure understanding of the value judgment criteria you are considering. If you create a system, you may initially be able to drive it with the power of the team leader. However, if the sense of being forced to do it becomes strong, it won't last long. What is important is to teach perspectives and ways of thinking such as: ■ Why are we doing this? ■ Why is this perspective necessary? ■ Why does this happen? ■ What should we do in this situation? Without addressing these questions, it will not become a habit. *For more detailed content of the column, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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