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3 years 2 months ago
Hi Christo,
This is a systemic structural issue. Pyramidal organizations need scapegoats when the stuff hits the fan and the innovator can be the first target. The recent New York Times article, â... More
3 years 2 months ago
Thank you Julian,
They are a fine set of rules.
There is a challenge however. It is the challenge that underpins Charlesâ and Grahamâs comments â human nature.
Benjamin Franklin und... More
3 years 2 months ago
Hello Julian,
Five years ago members of the Australian Facilitation Network were challenged to encapsulate aspects of their work in six words or less.
After some time I came up with a statement... More
3 years 2 months ago
Sincere congratulations Gary, this is a wonderful summary of the problems of the âPyramidalâ organizational paradigm.
Three further quotes and some comments if I may.
The challenge of inert... More
3 years 3 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Want to unleash human potential in others? Then make sure the good guys can flourish. Forget busting the bureaucracy. First blend with it. Then bend it.
Dear Frederic,
Sincere thanks for your comments. They are a tonic for the soul.
I have just been writing about W Edwards Demingâs observation âAll models are wrong. Some models are useful,â... More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Alternatives to the Bureaucratic Model
Just imagine what an enlightened police force might be like - or a FDA or FEMA? Itâs okay to think big. In my view we need these big organizations to become nimble and for employees to feel proud o... More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Alternatives to the Bureaucratic Model
Just imagine what an enlightened police force might be like - or a FDA or FEMA? Itâs okay to think big. In my view we need these big organizations to become nimble and for employees to feel proud o... More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Alternatives to the Bureaucratic Model
Hi Guenther,
It's not only difficult, it's impossible to move from peas and potatoes to avocados and artichokes in ONE GO. That is the provence of God. Only he can turn water into wine.
Evolutio... More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Alternatives to the Bureaucratic Model
Hi folks,
So what would you see in the ânew organizationâ? . . . Nothing much at first.
There is a venerable Chinese saying; âThe more things change, the more they remain the same.â
Or... More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on The Friction of Bureaucracy
Hi folks,
Nirvana Cable's comment,âlooking forward to Phase Two and hacking how tech tools may be consciously deployed to, as you say, âappropriately break bureaucracyâs rulesâ. is prescie... More
3 years 9 months ago
To those folks who made the final round (from one who didn't) congratulations. I look forward to reading your contributions in greater depth.
Warmly Peter Rennie. More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Phase 1 Synthesis: Where the Bureaucracy Management Tax Appears in Our Organizations
Hello Peter Cunningham
For whatever reason (boredom, irritation with me or you or both of us, being too busy with âlifeâ etc) people have stopped contributing. That being the case I wondered if... More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Phase 1 Synthesis: Where the Bureaucracy Management Tax Appears in Our Organizations
Dear Folks,
Re my last comment to Peter Cunningham.
There is no mechanism, in forums like this, for someone to have âa quietâ chat to an individual who has broken a taboo. Yet without som... More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Phase 1 Synthesis: Where the Bureaucracy Management Tax Appears in Our Organizations
Dear Peter,
(This comment was first published at approximately 5.00pm. Since then I have made minor editorial changes)
One of the challenges of this Hackathon is to see if there is some way in ... More
3 years 9 months ago
Peter Rennie
commented on Phase 1 Synthesis: Where the Bureaucracy Management Tax Appears in Our Organizations
Hi Javier,
As Peter Cunningham has mentioned it can get a little confusing when trying to work out which Peter you might be referring to. I would imagine with a name like Javier Crespo and a photogr... More
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