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Bob Marshall
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Resetting: An Invitation to Own What Comes Next
Resetting: An Invitation to Own What Comes Next
I haven’t published here in quite some time. Not from lack of ideas—if anything, the opposite. After over 50 years of studying and practising software development, management and organisational dynamics, I have more to say than ever about the human dimensions of our work. But I’ve realised I can approach this better.
I was writing from what I thought w
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“The ability to observe without evaluating is the highest form of intelligence.”
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Just read some more reviews on Goldratt, liked what I read, and have ordered it from Amazon. What appealed to me most was this excerpt from the forward, written by the author's publisher: "Early on I was aware that Eli is actually on a quest to demonstrate that the approach and methods of the hard sciences can and should be applied to the social sciences. He initially targeted management science, claiming that since in that branch of the social sciences results are measurable, people find it harder to dispute the superiority of using the hard science techniques." Amen.
