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In this episode, I want to introduce you to the concept of talking yourself out of a job.
A board cannot easily observe the frame through which it is observing.
So, who helps senior authority see its participation in the pattern?
Enter the consultant.
Consultancy has become one of the great rituals of organisational life.
The problem is, Something is not working.
The consultant arrives... and 6 months later, the organisation is using new language to reconstruct the old problem.
Let's change this!
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