Bowl of Fish Hooks
Annika NaschitzkiUntangling my research and my working experience in a public service that struggles with modern ways of working, digitization and its relationship with its people.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 44 | Subscribers | Read | fishhooks.substack.com |
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Why I’m leaving
As so many people have recently, I’m moving to Australia in the new year. My PhD chapter is coming to an end and while there are many reasons to move overseas – some of it does have to do with what I’ve learned about the public service in t...
Organisational debt
The “machinery of government” is perhaps the most common image that people use when they want to illustrate how the system of public service institutions works. I don’t know about you, but I picture that machinery like this:
What does culture eat for lunch?
In my time, I probably saw about as many “culture programmes” as I did restructures. Rather than taking a set of sheers to the org chart to – supposedly – create the settings for a functional- and behavioural change, culture initiatives try...
AI, Space, Transformation
Even after years of studying how the public sector machinery churns, there are still aspects of it that astound me – where I want to rub my eyes and say: how…? why…? One of those aspects has to do with language and something of an “emperor’...
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sociologist, writing a PhD in public management, recovering CX/UX/Design specialist
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