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People who talk of leaders
are obsessed with authoritarian thinking.
They cannot get rid of
paternalistic (“power-over”) patterns of imagining the world.
They have nothing constructive
to contribute to organizations or societies.
A new BetaCodex Network research paper is here: "Deming in Japan, 1950-1965"
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Access the paper here: https://t.co/cE6mD19JP7
In the 23rd @BetaCodex_INTL research paper (published yesterday), I invite you to take a closer look at the 1950s and 1960s, when W. Edwards Deming taught the Japanese about production & management for quality: https://t.co/Dj3WTykupn
A new BetaCodex Network research paper is here: "Deming in Japan, 1950-1965"
Read the BetaCodex Network news announcement: https://t.co/AJYZtMM1wU
Access the paper here: https://t.co/cE6mD19JP7
Practical theory makes people think.
Great cases only make people nod (at best).
Which is why "safaris" to the Silicon Valley or other "inspiring" places are dysfunctional.
Sorry.
On 23 April, join Rijon Erickson and me for a new session of BetaCodex LIVE, with the great Peter Block! The three will talk about Peter’s newest book “Activating the Common Good”! Sign up!
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I just published a BRAND NEW article about the many similarities and the "one big difference" between two two great thinkers of management in the 20th century: W. Edwards Deming and Peter Drucker. I hope you will find this interesting! https://t.co/ly2bmw1q8H
A new post on the Red42 Substack is here:
It's about 46 differences that make a difference. Check them out and subscribe to the Substack to stay updated! It's free of charge.
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Like it or not: Your company has EXACTLY the culture it deserves. Question is: How can you "change the culture" if you "cannot really change the culture?" 1st thing to know: Don't believe a word of what "culture gurus" like Ed Schein said about the matter!
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Self-organization and self-management: They are NOT the same! Which is why we at Red42 focus on supporting consistent self-organization in companies. And not that other thing. Check out our website at https://t.co/MJsyznrwNu