Dysfunctional Arts Management
This chapter begins by explaining what makes a dysfunctional manager, which are a byproduct of an organization with a culture that thrives on disorder as the operating standard. The author goes into detail about how these managers do not perform their jobs as expect and typically allow their emotions and emotional problems to affect their day-to-day performance. With a dysfunctional personality allowed to take control of a management team the organization as a whole suffers entirely. As these flaws become more pronounced the workplace becomes psychologically dysfunctional, leading to problems with the staff as a whole
An organization is only as good as the people it employs, and the management process of an organization tends to reflect the personality of the manager. It …show more content…
Primarily, seen with the relationship between the board of directors and management and union and management. Without, a formal and functioning relationship between all of them there would be constant issues between employees and employers. There would be a difficulty to properly function and work at all. Also, talking about fiscal management, money handling, and government relation which without there could be no corporation