A Great Truth…
“A great truth is a statement whose opposite is also a great truth.” Niels Bohr I am a fan of Roger von Oechs “Creativity Whack Pack”© and recently found myself adding cards to his deck that I thought...
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What supports teams to make good decisions – and to make them efficiently? What kind of leadership is required to support the quality of collective decision-making? And will that quality be compromised...
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Welcome to thinking against the grain: Both the New York Times (The Rise of the New Group Think) and the New Yorker Magazine (Group Think: Brainstoming Doesn’t Really Work) presented within a week...
View ArticleTry Deliberate Crudeness for More Creativity
Why do smart people defend stupid ideas? It’s easy to blame organizational culture – think about the Not-invented-here syndrome so nicely described in Morten Hansen’s book “Collaboration”. But there is...
View ArticleA Great Truth…
“A great truth is a statement whose opposite is also a great truth.” Niels Bohr I am a fan of Roger von Oechs “Creativity Whack Pack”© and recently found myself adding cards to his deck that I thought...
View ArticleWhat Bees Do Better Than Most Teams
What supports teams to make good decisions – and to make them efficiently? What kind of leadership is required to support the quality of collective decision-making? And will that quality be compromised...
View ArticleThe Collaboration Controversy
Welcome to thinking against the grain: Both the New York Times (The Rise of the New Group Think) and the New Yorker Magazine (Group Think: Brainstoming Doesn’t Really Work) presented within a week...
View ArticleWhy Smart People Defend Stupid Ideas
Deliberate Crudeness as Antidote to Psychological Ownership Why do smart people defend stupid ideas? It’s easy to blame organizational culture – think about the Not-invented-here syndrome so nicely...
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