James Cook University BX2072 Managing Organisational Flexibility Lecture note.ppt

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James Cook University BX2072 Managing Organisational Flexibility Lecture note.ppt

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James Cook University BX2072 Managing Organisational Flexibility Lecture note

? Dwight K. Lemke, 2008 In most companies that fail, there is abundant evidence in advance that the firm is in trouble ? Dwight K. Lemke, 2008 The Seven Learning Disabilities I Am My Position When people in organizations focus only on their position, they have little sense of responsibility for the results produced when all positions interact The Enemy is Out There “Out there” and “in here” are usually part of a single system ? Dwight K. Lemke, 2008 The Illusion of Taking Charge All too often, “proactiveness” is reactiveness in disguise The Fixation on Events We are conditioned to see life as a series of events, and for every event, we think there is one obvious cause Our fixation on events is actually part of our evolutionary programming ? Dwight K. Lemke, 2008 The Parable of the Boiled Frog We will not avoid the fate of the frog until we learn to slow down and see the gradual processes that often pose the greatest threats The Delusion of Learning from Experience What happens when we can no longer observe the consequences of our actions? ? Dwight K. Lemke, 2008 Herein lies the core learning dilemma that confronts organizations: we learn best from experience but we never directly experience the consequences of many of our most important decisions Cycles are particularly hard to see, and thus learn from, if they last longer than a year or two ? Dwight K. Lemke, 2008 The Myth of the Management Team All too often, teams in business tend to spend their time fighting for turf, avoiding anything that will make them look bad personally, and pretending that everyone is behind the team’s collective strategy—maintaining the appearance of a cohesive team The consequence is “skilled incompetence”—teams full of people who are incredibly proficient at keeping themselves from learning * BX2072 – Managing Organisational Flexibility Melody Stewart ? Dwight K. Lemke, 2008 Overview of this Week Welcome This subject Getting to know you Subject Outline Expectations (from you and me) Ass