How Can CIOs Avoid Groupthink?
CIOs need to have diverse viewpoints made available to them when they are making decisions and groupthink can prevent this from happening
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CIOs need to have diverse viewpoints made available to them when they are making decisions and groupthink can prevent this from happening
CIOs need to understand that the video conferencing systems that have been set up are causing Zoom fatigue and turning cameras off might solve this problem
CIOs need to understand that the pandemic caused the people who work in the IT department to undergo changes that have changed what they want
CIOs are starting to look at off-site meetings as a way to bring their workers back together in order to do work and to build personal connections
CIOs need to understand that more and more Gen Z workers are entering the IT department and they see the world differently than we do
CIOs need to understand that when they have in-office workers and at-home workers a gap may develop between them and they need to take steps to prevent this
CIOs need to understand that employees are anxious about returning to the office and so they need to take steps to help employees deal with these feelings
CIOs need to decide if they want to permit anonymous questions to be submitted because they can be inappropriate and without context
CIOs who want to find out what their employees are thinking should stop using surveys and start to use better tools to get feedback
CIOs need to find ways to allow their employees to stay in touch while at the same time making sure that they don’t become overloaded