Tag: organizational learning
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Common Sense Is Not So Common
John, who is 14, and another teenager were passing a football back and forth at youth camp. Since we were inside, and there were…
Moving from Knower to Learner
Contrary to popular opinion, learning is not the process of merely accumulating more information. You have “learned” something only when you can produce a…
Removing Barriers to Success at Caterpillar
In most enterprises, it isn’t enough to achieve success; the key challenge is to sustain it. At this year’s Pegasus Conference, keynote speaker Cristiano…
Talking Change: Developing Conversational Discipline for Breakthrough Performance
In the early days of the study of change management, we used to cite an old adage:, “The key to successful change is that…
Teaching Systemic Thinking: Educating the Next Generation of Business Leaders
Are we failing to adequately prepare our business leaders? Since an article in the Harvard Business Review on the topic more than 30 years…
A Framework for Achieving Clarity for You and Your Organization
I am going to take things you already know and show you how to put that knowledge to work in your organization. One of…
Using the ‘Back of a Napkin’ to Assess Systems Equilibrium and Guide Change
In this information-rich and knowledge-based economy, new models, methods, and tools proliferate more rapidly than spam in our email inboxes. Yet there is one…
The Potential of Talking and the Challenge of Listening
In December 2002, the entire world was arguing about what to do about Iraq. There were two sides to the argument. On one side,…