Question

How is a typical vision statement generated by a hierarchical organization different from shared visions as defined in The Fifth Discipline?

Answer 1

Answer:

Typical vision statement in hierarchical organization-

The typical vision statement , we can say that the company's declaration of overall objective/goal . If everything goes right and in place , the vision statement gives us a view that how the organization will change/affect the world.

Shared vision in fifth discipline-

Shared vision is the vision that emerges from personal aspirations , vision of the no. of peoples in an organisation , that's why it is called shared vision .

Every individual in the shared vision is ought to create innovation , creative tension and commitment to truth to organization . It focus on the uplifting of personal aspirations , meanwhile providing energy as well as focus for learning of the individual.

Please rate the answer good if you like it.