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ProTacit <br />

A Powerful Workshop on<br />

Harnessing the Power of Psychological Contracts in the Workplace<br />

DO YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PSYCHOLOGICAL<br />

CONTRACT WITH YOUR STAFF?<br />

The Psychology of Business Series<br />

The psychological contract is the unspoken way of communicating and relating<br />

to one another based on perceived mutual obligations. This informal contract is<br />

far more crucial to the stability and health of working relationships than any<br />

formal written contract or job description.<br />

The power of this psychological bond is misunderstood in today’s organisation<br />

as are its insidious ability to influence strategically important relationships such<br />

as those between the CEO and Directors, CEO and the Board, CEO and<br />

Chairman, senior and middle management, Middle management and staff, staff<br />

and the top Management team, etc. In fact, from our experience, most<br />

organisations are not even aware of this tacit bond and therefore not aware of its<br />

potentially on­going subversive impact in the organisation.<br />

A weakness in this tacit bond causes mistrust and apprehension within<br />

relationships and deters organisational progress, improvement, productivity, and<br />

positive change. People begin to distrust the motives of others and view<br />

organisational change and progress, for example, as detrimental to personal and<br />

professional stability regardless of the assurances from leaders. Not surprisingly<br />

many employees’ “fake” commitment to get along and keep their position safe.<br />

Eventually, this tactic undermines personal motivation in the job and leads to<br />

loss of focus, lack of productivity, negative behaviours, conflict and in some<br />

cases, bullying. The undermining of organisational goals and deteriorating<br />

interpersonal relationships is a common outcome. A vicious cycle that requires a<br />

precise solution. It is effectively, the “hidden” organisational culture.


Who is this workshop for?<br />

All Leaders within the organisation who are responsible for managing people and<br />

teams.<br />

The Psychology of Business Series<br />

Through this workshop you will learn why;<br />

• This phenomenon is costing you money and resources<br />

• It is impeding strategic planning and decision making in your teams<br />

• It is linked to poor performance in staff including project delays<br />

• It limits innovation and creativity<br />

• It foster conflict, poor communication and workplace bullying<br />

• It deters from effective team working and customer service<br />

• You will need more than skills training and change management<br />

programmes to build a strong organisation<br />

• It aids in the breakdown of best­practice and knowledge sharing and transfer<br />

• It is linked to low motivation and personal conflicts<br />

• Why it leads to dysfunctional and criminal employee behaviours such as<br />

stealing, corporate espionage and sabotage<br />

Workshop benefits: Learn<br />

• To recognise and harness this silent contract<br />

• To rebuild (or bring to the front) this contract at all levels in the organisation<br />

• To build an authentic organisational culture and authentic and productive<br />

communication amongst staff<br />

• What organisational changes are required to strengthen this bond<br />

• How to lock all your staff into this contract<br />

• How to recapture this bond within your key organisational relationships<br />

• How to increase outputs, minimise costs, and increase value­added for<br />

stakeholders through this bond<br />

• How to make this contract a valuable tool in your organisation<br />

T: +44(0) 178 5813347 E: normmurray@<strong>nStratagem</strong>.com W: <strong>nStratagem</strong>.com

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