Sentence examples for dysfunctional organisations from inspiring English sources

Following some hideous experiences, I have learned a thing or two about spotting dysfunctional organisations.

This, though, is a dysfunctional organisation controlled by a man who is running it like his own private army.

His annual salary of £640,000 is emblematic of a dysfunctional organisation whose future is a matter of urgent and entirely legitimate debate.

Referring to the Savile case, he said the BBC was "a deeply flawed and dysfunctional organisation that has failed miserably in its self-regulation".

Roth says Berlin's close-knit cyberactivist community is likely to be no different to any other dysfunctional organisation or business that fails to properly address allegations of sexual assault and harassment.

Take heart: this is far less complex than it sounds as, in reality, there is only one type of dysfunctional organisation – all the others are mutations of the same virus.

In the 1940s Muriel Spark wrote Loitering with Intent, in which she reflected on her time at The Poetry Society, presenting it as a dysfunctional organisation full of petty squabbling and self-interest.

The Normington review, published three months earlier, painted a picture of a dysfunctional organisation that had lost the trust of its 125,000 members.

Privatisation and proxy markets have undermined the ethos of public service and led to dysfunctional, demoralised organisations.

Strategic Performance Measurement (SPM) can be both functional and dysfunctional for organisations.

The fact remained that ELDO was a pretty dysfunctional multilateral organisation.