Design Linking
Kat MatherI’m excited to share my journey and passion for design and facilitation with you. This blog is a space where I will explore the fascinating intersection of these two disciplines and share insights, tips, and stories from my experiences.
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The Small Failures and Language Which Indicate That Sense-making is Missing
#### Many teams are full of amazingly competent people who are working hard, yet they are unable to make the expected progress. There are certain signs that I notice even when there is no dramatic fallout, errors or conflicts. There’s just ...
People are contributors not obstacles to change. Leadership through participatory sense-making.
You need to adapt, cut costs, reorganise, streamline ways of working, simplify technology operations, invent, reimagine, and create a better answer to how your company will do business in the future.
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trying on ideas - it’s just a prototype
Culture Beats Technology: Reflections from Kongsberg Digital’s Tomorrow Show
#### Leaders today are under enormous pressure. Pressure to implement AI solutions. Pressure to skill their teams in new technology. Pressure to shift mindsets and get people not only ready to learn, but to help them understand the benefits...
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I help leaders and their teams make sense of complexity so they can make better decisions and act well when under pressure to change, innovate or rethink how they are working.
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