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Kinship-Like Practices Are Important In Complex Times: Lessons from a Merchant of Venice
In the absence of sufficient ability to control [1] a complex situation, humans tend to fall back on personal kinship networks as a means of improving their chances. The jilted lover returns to his parents for comfort. The wounded professional … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Fluency, Digital Fluency, Management, Uncategorized
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The Phone and the Organization
Take a minute to watch this instructional video from 1954 on how to dial a rotary telephone Now take a minute to think about how new these concepts must have seemed to people in 1954. Now take another minute to … Continue reading
Posted in Organization, People, Purpose, Strategy, Tools
Tagged communication, fluency, future, history, Organization, telephone
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The Importance of Anticipating Shifts
Big shifts are usually inevitable. There is no stopping an eventual high ocean tide as it roars onto a beach. There was no stopping the “customer first” movement in American business once it started back in the 1980′s. Today the … Continue reading
The Social Media Generation Gap
After a talk yesterday at the Indiana Chamber Executives Association’s annual conference, i had a great discussion about the powerful generation gap between the baby boomer and the younger generations that have now entered the work force (in terms of … Continue reading