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About Creative Organizational Design
Creative Organizational Design was established in 1979 to provide customized training services. As part of these services, we offered psychological and other kinds of skill and aptitude assessment tools. Soon our clients began asking us to provide other types of employee testing tools. Our expertise enabled us to help our clients select the most appropriate tools for their requirements.
Our business model changed and, over the past 40 years, we have become Canada’s largest independent supplier of pre-screening assessment tools and solutions for assessing current employees’ readiness for promotion and for developing leaders and teams.
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Without Integrity Nothing Else Matters
Being able to rely upon the integrity of those you work with or for, and the organizations that you do business with, nay even your own spouse or children is critical. Without trust and trustworthiness everything falls apart. One need look no further than the stories behind whistleblowers like Frank Serpico or Karen Silkwood from the 1960s and 1970s. More recent examples include dishonesty and abuse of trust in a now-famous case litigated by Erin Brockovich (1993), and crimes by the likes of Mary Kay Latourneau (1997), Bernie Madoff (2009), Elizabeth Wettlaufer (2016) and Sean (P. Diddy) Combs (2024). These are, of course, extreme examples of dishonesty but note that they encompass policing, industry, education, healthcare, investing, and the music industry. Dishonesty can and does occur everywhere.
Burnout Is Killing Productivity
A recent survey of nearly 13,000 frontline employees and managers in 11 countries, including the UK, US, Australia, France and Germany by UKG, found that 83% of Gen Z frontline employees are experiencing burnout, a figure notably higher than the 75% rate reported by frontline employees overall. It’s causing a staggering 150% loss in productive days, particularly amongst Gen Z and Millennials, and the decrease in production and burnout reportedly costs the British economy $176 billion annually. Baby Boomers are also being affected at high rates, and the figures and costs are similar for the USA and Canada. Burnout is not considered a medical condition, but rather an occupational phenomenon. It was coined in 1974 by American psychologist Herbert Freudenberger.
New Graduates Are Creating Big Problems For Employers!
Recent studies have found that Gen Z (individuals born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s) and who are graduating from colleges now, are posing a significant problem for employers these days. Our clients are also complaining about the same things that these studies have highlighted. It seems to be a nearly universal occurrence across North America. The findings are concerning, widespread, and difficult to resolve. None of this bodes well for employers or for young people entering the workforce. Gen Z will overtake Boomers in the full-time workforce and so, employers (and the rest of us) will have to deal with them one way or another.
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