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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Bubble bubble toil and trouble
Reflecting on the last couple of weeks, I’m reminded that people (and organisations) have an extraordinary tolerance for %^#&*. Like the boiled frog. People only act to deal with the %^#&* when things bubble over. When often it’s too late. … Continue reading
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Monkey business
They say if you pay peanuts you get monkeys. Well, believe it or not, we can learn something about how organisations succeed from monkeys. A few weeks back, I sat for about half an hour observing an extended family of … Continue reading
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