Joyous Work
John RizzoThe status quo of modern work? It usually sucks. It should be better. It could be joyous. Let's change it, because if not us, then who?
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The organisation accepts failure but takes no chances
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Why is it that so many organisations say, “We’re ok with failure”, tout their literacy with psychological safety, and yet struggle with innovation?
Only 6% of CEOs are satisfied with their organisation’s innovation performan...
Magic Words 🪄
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Some words are magic: they have the ability to change our view of the world and our behaviour.
When you ask a child to help with a chore, you might cop enough resistance that it wears you down, and find yourself reuniting th...
In the Age of AI, high-definition jobs have never been a worse practice 🤖
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Imagine this for a moment: The CEO announces new AI plans. People in the organisation see how their work will be replaced. They celebrate! They can’t wait to get started on the implementation.
It sounds far fet...
The organisation has a corrosive addiction to prediction
The modern organisation is addicted to prediction.
We will deliver $112,298,000 in revenue. We will have 3,373,382 customers. We will have 4,023,934 app downloads. And here is the budget spreadsheet with 736 line items that will get...
The organisation is like a QWERTY keyboard
The QWERTY keyboard layout, a computing standard, was invented in the 1870s for mechanical typewriters. The arrangement was deliberately inefficient to force slower typing, preventing jamming of the typebars that collide with the ink ribbon...
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When work is joyous, everybody wins. It doesn't happen nearly enough. But it does happen. Because it happens, we can understand the reasons. And when we understand the reasons, we can create it.
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