REORG
See whether the new structure is making work clearer.
Resona shows where the reorg is clarifying work, where it is creating friction, and what leadership needs to correct next.
What the new org chart cannot tell you
An org chart shows the intended structure. It does not show whether decisions, roles, handoffs, and informal power lines are actually clearer.
What you can see
New structure announced, reporting lines updated, roles documented, transition milestones tracked.
What you cannot see
Decision-right confusion, duplicated work, slower handoffs, manager pressure, informal workarounds, old power structures.
What leadership needs
A clear read on where the reorg is clarifying work, where it is creating friction, and what needs correcting next.
What this Reality Check surfaces
- —Role clarity: whether people understand their new responsibilities.
- —Decision rights: where ownership is clear or still contested.
- —Coordination friction: where work is duplicated, slower, or harder to hand off.
- —Manager pressure: where managers are absorbing unresolved tensions.
- —Old structure residue: where informal old ways still shape daily work.
A report built for the next decision.
Leadership receives an executive readout with the patterns, tensions, risks, segment differences, and decisions clarified by the conversations.
Executive Reality Check
Hidden frictionThe new structure is understood on paper, but daily work is still shaped by old reporting habits and informal decision paths. Teams describe clearer ownership in some areas, but slower handoffs, duplicated work, and managers carrying unresolved tensions in others.
- ·Leadership intent vs lived reality
- ·Role clarity map
- ·Decision-right friction map
- ·Manager pressure points
- ·Decisions surfaced
The decisions this clarifies
The Reality Check gives leadership a clearer basis for decisions like:
- 01
Which roles need clarification?
- 02
Where are decision rights still unclear?
- 03
What work has become slower or duplicated?
- 04
Which managers need support now?
- 05
Which old structures are still shaping behavior?
- 06
What should we listen for again after corrections are made?
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Participants answer in their own words through a private, AI-moderated conversation. Leadership receives collective patterns, never individual transcripts.
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