Name: The Pattern Problem: How Organisations Learn to Stay the Same (en Inglés)
SKU: 69011751
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Author: Gemma Toner
ISBN: 9781066948604

portada The Pattern Problem: How Organisations Learn to Stay the Same (en Inglés)

The Pattern Problem: How Organisations Learn to Stay the Same (en Inglés)

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Gemma Toner

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9781066948604

The Pattern Problem: How Organisations Learn to Stay the Same (en Inglés)

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Most organisations don’t have a change problem. They have a pattern problem.Strategies change. Structures change. Leaders change. New initiatives arrive with genuine ambition and considerable effort.And yet, somehow, familiar behaviours and outcomes return.The Pattern Problem explores why.Gemma Toner argues that organisations are continually learning. Through everyday decisions, leadership signals, repeated experiences and the conditions people work within, they teach people what to expect, what makes sense and what is worth doing.Over time, those lessons become patterns.And once a pattern feels ordinary, we often stop seeing it.This book is an invitation to look again.Rather than offering another framework for managing change, The Pattern Problem helps leaders, change practitioners and anyone curious about organisations become better observers of the systems they already inhabit.It explores how patterns form, how they travel, why intelligent people participate in them, what keeps them in place and, importantly, how organisations begin to learn something different.Because lasting change rarely begins with another initiative.It begins when we learn to see what keeps making the present make sense. Read more