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Steve Jobs found pleasure in reducing a product’s feature set. He hated clutter, loved simple. As business leaders, we often have a hard time saying no to new features, products, or initiatives that support growth. However, too much stuff creates complexity and in turn, reduces the organization's effectiveness. Wharton researchers report that 74% of executives believe complexity is inhibiting their growth strategies and tactics. So why do we keep adding more to the pile?
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I recently came across Helge Tennø’s piece, Why Do Organizations Get Stuck?, and one line jumped out at me:
“When organizations get stuck it’s often because they are limiting the information they are making available to make decisions.”
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Imagine you're single. You are looking for love! So you walk into a crowded bar, spot someone across the room, and immediately launching into your “pitch”:
“Hi, I’m great at communicating, financially stable, and love dogs. Want to be in a relationship?”
It sounds ridiculous, but that’s exactly how…
When leaders (yes, people like me) drop rapid-fire “must-do” ideas and expect everyone to scramble, we don’t get innovation. We get chaos. Multiply that by a few thousand employees and you’ve manufactured a system where big initiatives stall, priorities collide, and smart people start hedging their…
Creativity doesn’t always require a whiteboard session, a futurist keynote, or a massive R&D budget. Sometimes, it starts with an appetite—and a willingness to ask an unconventional question.
Ansvarsfraskrivelse: Podcasten og kunstværket, der er indlejret på denne side, er fra Andrea Belk Olson, som tilhører dens ejer og ikke er tilknyttet eller godkendt af Listen Notes, Inc.
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