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I doubt it, as the possible environments and organisations can be so wildly different. Small vs large, startup vs mature, commercial (e.g. a profit-oriented com
by BerislavLopac 4y ago
I doubt it, as the possible environments and organisations can be so wildly different. Small vs large, startup vs mature, commercial (e.g. a profit-oriented company) vs non-commercial (government org, research facility, academia...) etc; and on top of that it is hugely the factor of the fostered culture, and ultimately the individuals you interact with on a daily basis.
- adityam582y 4y agoYes, it's right to some great extent. However, overall frameworks or useful frame of references do stay similar. The book "First 90 days" and "Unspoken rules" do talk about finding these similarity and differences to keep in mind, while starting in a new organization.