[Case Study] How to Prevent Power Harassment Risks? Improving Organizational Culture at a Major Auto Parts Manufacturer
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Ending Career Co., Ltd. has published a case study on reducing power harassment risks at a major auto parts manufacturer. Through empathetic 1-on-1 meetings, they successfully transformed a manager's intimidating behavior, which was caused by immense pressure, into a supportive leadership style.
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- Q: What is the characteristic of the organizational culture improvement approach for ending careers?
- A: It focuses on conducting 1-on-1 sessions to understand and support the pressures and emotions of managers, rather than blaming them, to promote intrinsic changes in management style.
- Q: In which companies has it been proven effective?
- A: It has shown results in preventing turnover and leave of absence in manufacturing environments, such as major automotive parts manufacturers, where QCD (Quality, Cost, Delivery) pressure is high.
- Q: What is the background of Daisuke Sato, the representative?
- A: He is a career consultant with a background in the Air Self-Defense Force and has spent 20 years as a business and HR leader, focusing on talent development and organizational development.