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Defining intent in a change management program
A while ago I argued that the target metaphor was inappropriate for change projects. The idea that anyone could accurately define a change target, aim at …
Read MoreUsing small rituals to switch roles and behaviour
Our behaviour changes with the roles we play, and sometimes we need a trigger to remind us to move from one role to another to ensure our behaviour suits the …
Read MoreOrganisational stories
A friend of a friend of our is a frequent business traveller. Let’s call him Dave. Dave was recently in Atlantic City for an important …
Read MoreCarnival of the Capitalists on David Maister’s blog
Last week David Maister invited his blog readers to participate in the Carnival of the Capitalist and submit a blog post that his readers might …
Read MoreMoving from on-line to face-to-face and back again
I met John Smith and Bev Trayner face-to-face for the first time last year in Florence at a CP2 dialogue. I’d known both of them …
Read MoreThe difference between a sound argument and a good story
I spent a couple of hours today tracking down some papers for a course I’m helping to teach at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University on …
Read MoreNarrative for Business Workshops in the USA
Update: referral bonus for bloggers. See below. We are pleased to announce that we’re running two narrative techniques workshops in the USA at Seattle and …
Read MoreA new conceptualisation of expertise, advice and knowledge
This looks really interesting: Expertise is about more than evidence. It is also about judgement and wisdom. Our argument is not that we should reject …
Read MoreWow, is this really what a knowledge map looks like?
Here’s a good idea. A neat compilation of a range of visualisation techniques arranged in the form of a periodic table. I was checking out …
Read MoreLet’s Be Brief story writing contest
Bob Hruzek over at Middle Zone Musings is kicking off a story writing contest tomorrow, with a difference: best story wins but it can only be six …
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