In our desire to create a consistently reliable (and comfortable) method of obtaining results, we lose sight of how the results we seek to attain have changed from those which our management system—our institution’s bureaucracy—were designed to obtain. We then box ourselves into obsolete thinking that we cannot emotionally bear to change. It’s time to cut the crap…
Read MoreThe key impact of disruptive change is that an idea which is great for some, causes an unanticipated and thus highly stressful scramble for others. This is a boon for the competitive landscape, but cataclysmic when it occurs within an organization itself. Here’s how to cut the crap….
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