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The growing instances of organization design reviews at the backdrop of the strategic pivots, makes it critical for leaders to note key considerations while initiating the design process . I have penned down my perspectives for @ETHRWorldSEA . Let's talk .linkedin.com/posts/arunkumar…
In an increasingly virtual/hybrid world, leaders can no longer rely on hierarchical power. It just doesn't work as well. We need to 1) develop our relational power 2) identify & support the relational influencers 3) consider the tools we need sloanreview.mit.edu/article/…@InnovisorInc
An actionable framework for systems change - defined as "shifting the conditions that are holding the problem in place.” Systems change needs connected action at all 3 levels. The deeper (implicit) conditions are most likely to lead to sustainable change: fsg.org/resource/water_of_sy…
Free toolkit for designers & facilitators of workshops & events. Its purpose is to "unleash ingenuity within systems". Helpfully, it organises the tools by stages in the workshop, from opening up ideas to ending with actions: i-p-k.co.za/ipk-design-kit/ V @Ingeniouspeopl1@sonjabl
If we want to make change happen in the world, we have to connect with others at the level of emotions through values. That's why listening & understanding values are key to change. Values are deeply personal. Some superb "values" graphics by @voinonen: businessillustrator.com/what…
New framework from John Kotter @KotterInc on how to adapt fast enough to match the uncertainty & complexity around us: 1) Reduce noise (nonessential reports & metrics ) 2) Remove uncertainty 3) Lean on opportunity 4) Celebrate progress 5) Delegate control: hbr.org/2021/08/is-your-orga…
What does "working to change the system" mean? 1) Working in diverse groups to 2) understand the system’s layers -mental models/structures/patterns/events 3) creating shared purpose & 4) finding high-leverage places for collaborative action: garfield-foundation.medium.c… V @GarfieldFdn
LEADERSHIP METAPHOR... Connecting something familiar in a fresh, new way is the power of metaphors. A popular post & reader favorite from colleague Tom Crane using the bicycle as a metaphor for #leadership.
To keep your balance, you need to keep moving! bit.ly/2ObA3e5
"Change the story & you can change the future". A free guide to using story/narrative in systems change. Story can be a powerful tool that brings people together with a shared purpose & understanding & enables them to work together: drive.google.com/file/d/1L2c… Thanks @Sys_innovation
In this article, we dive into the basics of #OrganisationalCulture, how it varies according to your strategy, and what you can do to find a solution that fits your needs.
What is the Perfect Organisational Culture?hubs.li/H0RwnH20
Just because someone is high up on the organisational ladder doesn't make them influential. If it did, top-down change projects would always succeed. There are other factors that create influence far more than status does qaspire.com/2015/12/21/real-… By @tnvora#100RepeatTweets no.35
Changing systems is a tough job. Some describe a system’s “immune response,” which rejects innovation & seeks to maintain the status quo. Here's a "System Leader's Fieldbook", free & full of useful resources for this leadership quest: mailchi.mp/c77555b966f4/syst… TY @Academy_Change
CULTURE is what makes you get out of bed in a morning, CULTURE is what motivates you, CULTURE is what lives your values… yes/yes/yes!
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Why is anthropology important when understanding organisations? In this talk, Sadie King (TIHR) and John Curran share their experiences of applying their training in social anthropology to organisational research and consultancy issues.tavinstitute.org/news/applie…
So true ..it takes immense courage and perseverance to make this deep rooted shift ...And the impact would be quite high & sustainable towards creating an engaging and high performing workplaces
So many people are stuck in hierarchical "parent-child" relationships at work. Even organisations big on staff engagement are often highly parental; just caring, not coercive parents. We need more "adult-adult": corporate-rebels.com/guest-b… By @disruptandlearn #100RepeatTweets no.47