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hotnhigh
27th Mar 2011, 22:56
Future of Leadership - Alan Joyce (http://leadership.bcg.com/asia_pacific/joyce.aspx)


In crises, you need to make quick and rapid decisions without perfect information. You need to make decisions and then correct them, if necessary. There needs to be clear direction on what the organization needs to do.

At the same time, as President Barack Obama’s chief of staff said, “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.” It gives you an opportunity to make significant changes in the business. The crisis was a great opportunity for us to accelerate our people agenda, our change agenda, and several important strategic issues.

A lot of organizations may go into their shells during crisis, but we made big, long-term strategic investments while managing the cash and profit-and-loss position of the airline.

The The
27th Mar 2011, 23:34
In crises, you need to make quick and rapid decisions without perfect information. You need to make decisions and then correct them, if necessary. There needs to be clear direction on what the organization needs to do.



In other words, nobody has a clue what they are doing, you gamble with the company future by simply guessing what to do next. You make stuff up after stuff up and manage to keep your job and a hefty bonus. The direction of the company is very clear - it is going backwards.

Shark Patrol
27th Mar 2011, 23:45
After reading that, I know who's in cloud cuckoo land! Either the guy's deluded or there's something strange in the water at the higher levels of QCC.

"Turned around engagement"!!??! I'd wait until April 1st and read the results before I made that claim Alan.

tryhard1
28th Mar 2011, 05:03
Interesting, Jetstar pilot engagement 2 years ago 11% with 200 odd pilots responding to survey, last year 16% engagement with only 110 odd pilots responding and the company believes that the engagement has improved?? Surely they need to take into account the lack of responses as well, or can figures be made to say anything?? :rolleyes:

NZScion
28th Mar 2011, 22:31
Tryhard, don't trust any statistics you didn't forge yourself...

The Guru
28th Mar 2011, 23:12
Jetstar pilot engagement 2 years ago 11% with 200 odd pilots responding to survey, last year 16% engagement with only 110 odd pilots responding and the company believes that the engagement has improved??

Jetstar can manipulate anything with statistics.:\ Only those pilots who could be bothered would have responded to the survey but based on the general feeling in the workplace even the responses would have shown an increase in negative scores. Bourke Street will never release the real results.:suspect:

Numbers of responses to a survey don't make engagement better :ugh:, people actually reporting that they genuinely enjoy where they work is the only indication that engagement is getting better!!

Taildragger67
29th Mar 2011, 03:34
Fewer responses = lower engagement as people can't even be bothered filling in a survey to say how disengaged they've become... :hmm: