New Artisans
Richard MerrickI write for professionals who sense that conventional career wisdom no longer works and are ready to rediscover the craftsperson's way of navigating uncertainty.
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The Artisan as Anarch
These are strange times.
In the same week that I have watched recruiters and technology businesses treating people as disposable, behaving like sociopaths and destroying any credibility they have as leaders, I have talked with venture cap...
A Question of Timing
There is a point between when a company starts to fail and when failure becomes inevitable, where there is a sweet spot for a conversation. It becomes not just about survival, but by transition and growth,and involves leadership and courage...
Learning to Fly
Most of us do not design the tools that we use. We find ourselves doing our best with tools created for us by people who don’t know us, and in doing so, find the flaws that they were mostly unaware that they had created. One exception that...
Artisans, Material Integrity and the Void
Denby Pottery has been the theme of my recent posts, because of the nature of the business, the fact that it’s local, and it feels personal on a number of counts.
Unless something remarkable happens; however, this will probably be the las...
The Formation of The Artisan
I have been writing about Denby for a few weeks now, and I find I keep circling back to a particular figure. Not the business, the balance sheet, or the administrators; but the kiln manager who, after forty years, can read the colour inside...
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