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Economic Problems
Public spending cuts,
tightened liquidity
and uncertain
investments
Dip in Bahrains’s
Winding up and
economic growth to
restructuring of
1.7 % last year from
companies
1.8% in 2016
Political Problems
Multiple
Forces at Work
Labor Scarcity
Structure Problems
Insufficient and
confusing
Employee Supervisor Issues
communication. Issues
Personal trauma,
insecurities.
Organizational Problems
Disagreements in
Personal
approaching a
Disconnect.
goal.
Team
Problems
Formation of
Lack of feedback
“groups” within
and cohesiveness.
teams.
Different Frameworks to
Solve the Problem
Pareto
Analysis
Causing
20% of the
80% of the
problems
activities
Relationship
Analysis
Brainstorming
Structuring Reducing
relationship the risks of
sets sensitivity
DMAIC SIX SIGMA PROCESS
Define
Action Measure
DMAIC
Control Analyze
Improve
Stream Analysis
Conceptual Frameworks
Working Pillar
Hypothesis Questions
Descriptive Practical
Categories Analysis
Formal Decision
Hypothesis Making
Why Is A Strong Organizational Structure
Essential?
Every company has two
Major organizational organizational structures: The
changes create formal one is written on the
uncertainty. But the point charts; the other is the
is to move quickly - faster everyday relationship of the
than you are comfortable - men and women in the
because in hindsight, you organization.”
will always wish you had
made changes even
sooner.”
Harold S. Geneen
Irene Rosenfeld
Steps to Solve
Organizational Problems
Defining the Problem with 5 Whys
Workflow,
Making people
performances and
indulge in
internal conflicts to
brainstorming
be managed by
sessions and
bringing various
encouraging those
communities
who don’t speak.
together.
• Making sure that the • Making sure that
steps are taken by everyone is working
analyzing their towards a specific
movements while goal without any
taking the meetings. disagreements.
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