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There is no organizational utopia. All organizational structures have trade-offs, and every type of organization has inefficiencies.
…nail it before you scale it. Enable safe-to-learn experiments that are within your risk appetite.
When adaptive change happen some level of distress is inevitable. Real change usually involves loss.
…the person who has the final say over what’s of value in your life should be you.
Great managers communicate to their direct reports in crystal-clear terms what role they are to play.
The art of good leadership is the ability to look beyond the growth plan and the willingness to act prudently when something is not ready or not right, even if it means slowing things down.
…one of the reliable but unrecognized pillars of scientific thinking is the analogy.
The other side is more likely to accept a solution if it seems the right thing to do – right in terms of being fair, legal, honorable, and so forth.









