Breaking Down Silos: Unifying Your Team and Deepening Connections
- Mosaicli Team

- Mar 10, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 13, 2023
Siloes occur across departments, hierarchies, regions and varying groups. Pack mentality, distrust, competition for resources, harmful assumptions and knowledge hoarding are common siloed consequences that hinder organizational success and employee wellbeing.
This article is about siloed struggles and ways to work with them.
It's also a glimpse into how Mosaicli helps leaders foster human connection within and across teams. To start, the following video gives a glimpse into Mosaicli's unique approach to enhancing company culture globally.
What is the silo mentality?
Silos occur when employees work in isolated groups with a vision narrowed on their own goals and objectives. As a result, these working groups tend to overlook the big picture and the broader team efforts required to achieve organizational results.
Ultimately, poor communication, misunderstanding, and lack of cross-functional coordination delays projects, reduces efficiency, and increases tension. Consequently, employee wellbeing and belonging diminishes and organizational impacts include time and money wasted, higher turnover, diminished customer satisfaction and reduced competitiveness with organizations that ARE effectively addressing cross team and siloed divides.
Strategies to improve siloes
How can you address connection issues within and across teams? While every organizational context differs, the following strategies provide ideas for how you can improve siloes across departments, hierarchies and regions and design for a workplace culture where communication, trust and transparency thrives.
Ways to Connect Siloed Departments
How to Improve Siloed Hierarchies
Hierarchy silos are organizational structures that separate higher-level employers from front-line workers. This type of structure can be seen in large companies where processes and information are often fragmented and guarded. Lack of understanding, distrust and perceived (and real) lack safety are common issues that perpetuate silos across hierarchies.
Ways to Unify Siloed Regional Teams
Geographical silos occur when employees work in different locations, aren’t connected to a broader global mission and purpose, and don’t share resources, innovations and information that can improve job performance, customer satisfaction and outcomes across all regions and teams.
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