Another interesting lecture of
organization management that remind me memories of childhood
activities I used to do that time. One of the favourite activities
was building the tallest tower using wooden blocks amongst others but
did not know that there was something related to management behind
this also. Any external perturbation made the tower easily crumbled.
Similar things happened in the class room also.
Prof. Mandi came in the class with the
wooden blocks and asked “Who will build the tower”??
– Tower with the base of single
block!! Here we got an idea that something interesting will happen
again. Most of us raised their hand. Everybody was enthusiastic and
energetic that time. Then he said Whoever will come has to pay Rs.
500 that is not refundable. One by one our enthusiasm wiped out.
After all Rs. 500 is a big amount!! Finally a guy came forward and
deposited Rs. 500 to class CR.. Dr. Mandi asked again to make a guess
“How many blocks would he be able to use to build the tower”??
Everybody started throwing the numbers in the air 7,8,10,15.. I said
10 blocks!! The game began:
That guy used single block as base and
started putting the blocks one over the other..
1..2..3..4................16.. The count reached up to 16 and after
putting 17th block tower tumbled. Something beyond the expectation
happened.. something pedantic!!
Here I understood that never judge and
intimidate any body just by the perception. Work done with proper
planning and strategy always get accomplish. Mind with no disturbance
work effectively.
Then,the second round of bidding for
the position of worker, manager and CEO(Senior Management) started.
Finally Three guys occupied the positions with respect to the amount
paid. Higher position,Bigger amount!! They have also asked to perform
the same task. CEO will give command to manager who in turn will give
instruction to worker. Prof. Mandi asked the manager to make the
worker blindfolded – Great Ruse in the task.. Then worker started
building the tower as per the instruction given by the manager.
1..2..3..4..5..6..7.. and after putting 8th block tower
Collapsed. Bad performance.. Team of three failed against single
person. Dr. Mandi asked the worker that what was going in his mind
while performing the task. Worker said he was unable to understand
the instructions given by manager because more than one instruction
striking the same time that he could not interpreted.
Practically it happen in most of the
organizations that unnecessarily borne havoc to workers and reduce
their efficiency. If manager instructed him in a proper manner he
could have performed better, better than that of single person. Here
comes the concept of modern management.
Everybody strive for
success in his/her professional as well as personal lives. But success is not that
easy to accomplish. To be successful, first we need to have an aim in our life
and after that we need to work hard to achieve those aims by setting up SMART
Goals.
“Smart”
here is an acronym and each letter defines the traits that should be kept in
mind while setting up goals.
S –
Specific, Simple, Strategic, Sustainable.
M –
Measurable,
A –
Achievable, Ambitious.
R –
Realistic, Rational.
T – Time,
Tangible.
In an Organization Goals should be set in a way that they are more than what it has achieved earlier but less than the potential. Goals achieved by you should be below what you have set as the target. In this way you will strive to give your best the next time and improve your productivity in the process. You will ultimately achieve what you aim for but in this way you will always think that there is still room for improvement which will eventually lead to increase in the potential of the organization.
The combination of realistic goal set and realistic goal achieved evaluate the performance. Better the these two factors, better will be the performance.
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