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  • Councils in the Workplace

    • June 22, 2010
    • Posted by: Ted Bullen
    • Category: Leadership, News
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    Traditional leadership systems involve close supervision, simplified tasks, narrow job descriptions, detailed procedures, and formal controls. On the other end of the scale are high commitment work teams which are based on participation, open communications, empowerment, and mutual trust. Such a system involves little of no supervision, complex tasks, broad job descriptions, few procedures, and

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