2017
DOI: 10.5465/ambpp.2017.12308abstract
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A Model for Agile Thriving Teams: A Consulting Methodology for Environments of Continual Change

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“…The continuous learning environment created within the organization affects both leaders and employees to develop new skills ( Michinson and Morris, 2014 ). Effective agile leaders, who learn from their experiences, perform better in management and their collaborative approaches share their employees in the success of the organization ( Narel, 2017 ; Kostrad, 2019 ). Agile practices and teams developed by agile leaders can cause their employees to provide job satisfaction that will meet their needs ( Melnik and Maurer, 2006 ; Tripp et al, 2016 ).…”
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“…The continuous learning environment created within the organization affects both leaders and employees to develop new skills ( Michinson and Morris, 2014 ). Effective agile leaders, who learn from their experiences, perform better in management and their collaborative approaches share their employees in the success of the organization ( Narel, 2017 ; Kostrad, 2019 ). Agile practices and teams developed by agile leaders can cause their employees to provide job satisfaction that will meet their needs ( Melnik and Maurer, 2006 ; Tripp et al, 2016 ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For this purpose, while trying to learn more through experiences, they direct the employees around them to this process (Briscoe & Hall, 1999; Lombardo & Eichinger, 2000). Encouraging continuous learning, collaboration, and knowledge sharing cause them to improve their agility and cope with volatility, uncertainty, and ambiguity more easily (McKenzie & Aitken, 2012; Narel, 2017; Yazıcı, 2020). In addition, the agile leader’s correct assignment of employees in organizational management processes, their self-awareness that can control their stress and emotions in the face of new situations, and their balanced management understanding provide a positive working environment for employees (Jonier & Josephs, 2007; McPherson, 2016).…”
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