Importancy of understanding your companies (changing) structure and your place

Written by Tom Suter

8 months ago - 0 min read

Hi all,
I'm looking for some scientific research about the importancy of understanding your companies structure (business units, departments, teams, squads, missions, etc) and your place in it. So understanding where you are in the company and how your surroundings look like.
Thanks for every suggestion.
Tom

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Replies (1)

7 months ago

Can't help you there, Tom. Not aware of any research on that specific topic.

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