Answer to Question 1
Instilling a customer perspective and focusing on customer demands
Increasing capacity for change
Altering hardware (strategy, structure, processes) and software (employee
behavior and mental models)
Empowering employees to act as leaders at all levels of the organization
Answer to Question 2
Excess personnel
Tolerance of incompetence
Cumbersome administrative procedures
Disproportionate staff power
Replacement of substance with form
Scarcity of clear goals and decision benchmarks
Fear of embarrassment and conflict prevents problem identification
Loss of effective communication
Outdated organizational structure
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Regional Organizations
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Social and leisure organizations VS. activities by Canadians age 65 and older.
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