One situation, four perspectives
The perspectives are equal. Together they make the situation clearer.
A group is about to make a decision and notices that each person describes the situation in their own way.
- Me
- What do I know and see that is not yet in the group's shared picture, and how do I contribute it?
- We
- How do we examine one another's perspectives, and how do we weave them into something we can use?
- The organisation
- Which ways of working, forums and decision paths make knowledge available across boundaries in the organisation?
- The system
- Which knowledge sits with customers, partners and other actors, and how does it enter our shared picture?
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Keep exploring in whichever direction matters most to you.
Leadership in complexity
Creating direction, collaboration and purposeful action while holding many perspectives and dependencies at once.
Strategy
Choosing direction and developing the organisational conditions that turn it into everyday practice.
Operational Excellence
The capability to create value through direction, improvement, action, follow-up and learning in everyday work.
Transformation capacity
The capacity to understand which kind of change a situation calls for and to improve, develop or transform accordingly.