Production
Object-Centered
Organize your activities around the target and deliverables you want to create.
- Intuitive name
- Artifact
- Mechanism name
- Object-Centered
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Production / Operation
DEFINITION
Definition
Production organizes activity around an object or deliverable. Operation organizes objects, people and roles around an activity or ongoing flow.
It is not a characteristic that determines the type of job or management ability.
Operation
Activity-Centered Organization
Organize people, objects, and roles around ongoing activities and flows.
- Intuitive name
- Activity
- Mechanism name
- Activity-Centered Organization
prepare a pottery exhibition
Production
Organize the work around the piece being created.
Seeker ILE-Q
Operation
Arrange people and things around the flow of activities.
Enthusiast ESE-DIn everyday life
Production
Organize your activities around the target and deliverables you want to create. What you give form will appear as a standard for arranging people and procedures.
- Through collaborative work, we organize responsibilities and processes according to the target to be completed.
- When explaining activities, focus on what is being created and what is being completed.
Let's organize activities to give shape to this object.
If you focus too much on completing the target, you may end up putting off continuing activities and maintaining relationships with people.
Operation
Assemble targets, people, and roles around the activities and flow that will continue. How to establish an activity appears as a standard for arranging individual elements.
- In collaborative work, the roles of people and tools are organized according to the flow of the activity.
- When explaining your job, focus on what kind of activities you will run and support.
Let's arrange the elements to complete this activity.
If we focus too much on maintaining our activities, we may end up putting off considering the completion and quality of the objects we create.
