I 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 Artisanal Ark
I don’t think artisans and large organisations make good partners. Everything that makes an artisan an artisan is anathema to the economics of large organisations. Product before process. Care ahead of cash flow, and patience before perform...
The Curiosity Premium
There feels to be something viral about AI, as it finds its way into the recesses of our lives and organisations, evolving in response to what it finds, feeding on vulnerabilities, in our systems and in our assumptions. It is, I think, unli...
Something About Performance
I want to consign the idea of business or organisational performance to Room 101.
Room 101 originates in George Orwell’s 1949 novel Nineteen Eighty-Four. It is the Ministry of Love’s final torture chamber, where each prisoner is confronted...
Time on the Ground
Strip away the proprietary acronyms and models, and change follows a familiar pattern. Something we have grown used to stops working. Contenders to replace it appear. Eventually one wins out and settles in as the new normal until, in turn,...
What will your masterpiece be?
In last Wednesday’s post, I wrote about the idea of the permanent apprentice: that the nature of modern organisational work is that we never get to understand or be responsible for the whole of what we do. That we become permanent apprentic...
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