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What causes that organizations fail?
Cluelessness!
Speaking of cluelessness what is the "self destructive intelligence - syndrome"?
Smart people act stupid because of personality
fl aws — things like pride, arrogance, and unconscious desires to fail.
What is a sign of cluelessness?
1. When seeing an incomplete picture as a result of misinterpreting important info.
2. Information is hard to get, misinterpret, ignored
When speking of strategies for improving the organization - what is "the track record"?
To upgrade the management. (but in the end irrational forces too often prevail..)
what are the properties of an organization..
- complex
- surprising
- Deceptive
- ambigous
What are the different sources of ambiguity?
* not sure what the problem is
*not sure whats going on
* not sure (or can't agree) on what we want
* don't have the resources we need
* not sure whom is supposed to do what
* not sure how to get what we want
* Not sure how to know if we've succeded or failed
What is a frame?
A frame is a mental model — a set of ideas and assumptions — that you carry in
your head to help you understand and negotiate a particular “ territory. ”
what does the "ladder of inference" contain?
1. I take actions based on my beliefs
2. I adopt beliefs/expectations about the world (beliefs shap what data we choose)
3. I draw conclusions
4. I make assumption based on the meaning that I add (attribution & heuristic)
5. I select "data" from whowhat i observe
6. Observe "data" and experiences (video/audio recorder)
How do we clamb the "ladder of inference"?
In an instant "blink process"!
What are the 4 characteristics of the "blink process"?
+ Unconsioulsy: automatic
+ Very fast: instantly
+ Holistic: coherent, meaningful pattern
+ Affective judgement: thoughts of feelings and confidence
The functionallity of a map determines its..
..usefullness
What is reframing? and what two frames can you reframe a frame into?
you break frames - into both
*Tools: achiveve flexiility in choosing and applying different frames to act effectively
*Windows: They determine what we see
What are the 4 frames?
1. Structural Frame
2. Human Resource Frame
3. Political Frame
4. Symbolic Frame
1. What is the Organizational methaphor for Structural Frame?
2. the Leadership metaphore?
3. the leadership-challange?
1. factory/machine
2. Social architecture (Hierarchy)
3. Fit between structure, task, technology, environment
1. what is the organizational methaphor for Human Resource Frame?
2. the leadership metaphor?
3. the leadership-challange?
1. Family
2. empowerment
3. alignment of organizational and human needs
1.what is the organzational methaphor for Political Frame?
2. the leadership metaphor?
3. the leadership-challange?
1. Arena, contest, jungle
2. Advocacy, political savvy
3. Develope agenda and power base
1. what is the organizational methaphor for Symbolic Frame?
2. the leadership metaphor?
3. the leadrship-challange?
1. Theater
2. Insperation
3. Create faith, beauty, meaning (collective sensemaking process)
Which are the two contrasting approaches to management and leadership?
*One is a rational - technical mind - set emphasizing certainty and control. ( The first portrays managers as technicians)

*The other is an expressive, artistic conception encouraging flexibility, creativity, and interpretation. ( the second sees them
as artists.)
In which 4 ways can you expad organizational thinking?
- Develope frame awareness (consious and gut feeling)
- Develope frame flexibility (approach & knowledge)
- Develope broad knowledge that covers different perspective
- Develop frame competence (blink)
What is "blame-the-bureaucracy perspective"?
When it is hard to identify a guilty individual, , this perspective
is better at explaining how organizations should work than why they often don't.