Journal of Economics & Management Research

Blue chip corporations have been increasingly impacted by organizational crisis in recent years, Organizational crises in Bangladeshi manufacturing industries stem from a complex interplay of factors. Poor management practices, inadequate infrastructure, and lack of skilled labor often contribute to operational inefficiencies and quality control issues. Financial mismanagement, including excessive debt and improper resource allocation, can lead to liquidity problems and potential bankruptcy. External factors such as political instability, regulatory changes, and global market fluctuations also play a significant role in precipitating crises. To address these challenges, companies can implement several remedies. Investing in employee training and development can improve workforce skills and productivity. Adopting modern technologies and lean manufacturing processes can enhance efficiency and product quality. Implementing robust financial management systems and diversifying product lines can mitigate economic risks. Additionally, fostering better communication between management and workers, as well as engaging in corporate social responsibility initiatives, can improve stakeholder relationships and build resilience against future crises.