This week I took several assessments:
III.A.1 What type of organizational structure do I prefer?....37
III.A.3 How good am I at giving performance feedback?.....4/4
III.B.1 What is the right organizational culture for me?.....21
III.B.2 How committed am I to my organization?....3.6
III.B.4 How motivated am I to manage?....23
III.C.1 How well do I respond to turbulent change?....86
III.C.3 Am I burned out?.....2.23
I was interested to see the results of “III.B.2 How committed am I to my organization?” especially in comparison to how my wife would answer the same questions. There was no surprise here, I scored pretty low: 3.6. When my wife answered the questions she actually scored me a bit lower (though not much): 2.33. I had anticipated her scoring me lower than I scored myself, because she tends to be my sounding board. She gets the negative aspects of my job to a greater extent than the positives. I should probably spend some time talking about what I like too.
Sadly, this assessment got me thinking about what I appreciated about my job, and what I didn't. Unfortunately, aside from the people I work with, the only positive is that I don't typically work more than 50hrs. Now I am on a quest to find other aspects that I enjoy so that I do not become dissatisfied and discontent.
Even in Japan: A Target of Zero and a Process That Lives Near Seven Percent
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The target printed on the chart was zero percent. The red line had never
been near zero. Not in the nine months posted on the wall, and probably not
in a...
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