Harpreet Singh

Have you ever been a witness to, as well as heard, I've given up attempting to make sense of my life in a very complex matrix structure. or " I have given up on trying to make sense of the extremely intricate matrix structure in which I am currently residing. or Or,  Or you could say, "I am responsible for achieving results, but I have very little or no responsibility over the people and resources that are essential for success." or Or, "I have to answer to three bosses" Or, "I am responsible to a total of three managers." or " It is impossible for one person to be responsible for all of the tasks in the organisation." "continuous change" has become the guiding principle, and several management techniques (fads) are being implemented on a regular basis in the belief that they will make our lives easier. In a nutshell, life, according to the managers we currently work for, is a never-ending battle to achiev

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