Organisation sensitivity
Organisation sensitivity is being in tune with the impact of decisions on people across the organisation and theier consequences.
Organisation sensitivity in a hurry
- Be able to discuss processes/practices in different parts of the organisation
- Ask questions to determine the effects of decisions on individuals and departments elsewhere in the organisation
- Understand who needs to be influenced to achieve key results
Organisation sensitivity in detail
Positive examples
- Be able to discuss processes/practices in different parts of the organisation
- Ask questions to determine the effects of decisions on individuals and departments elsewhere in the organisation
- Understand who needs to be influenced to achieve key results
Negative examples
- Fail to recognise the impact of actions on other parts of the organisation
- Not demonstrate understanding of current organisational issues
- Pursue your own objectives in isolation of the rest of the company
Developing organisational sensitivity
- Arrange for meetings or project which involve work with other departments
- Volunteer for a secondment to another part of the organisation
- Consoder the impact of a particular decision on other parts of the organisation
Helping others develop organisational sensitivity
- Arrange for meetings or project which involve work with other departments
- Arrange a secondment into another part of the organisation
- Ask speakers from elsewhere in the company to speak to your team meeting
- Ask the individual to visit a departmental meeting elsewhere in the company and report back on areas of common interest
- Help the individual to understand the roles/strategies of other parts of the company
- Ask the individual about the impact of decisions on other parts of the organisation