Work From Home to Back to Work Innovation Planning
With complex change, involving many people and working with solutions will increase the buy-in and learning for problem-solving.
SOLVED Coaching Yourself Through Challenges
With the SOLVEDcards, you breathe, identify what worked, see what you can do next. Your stress decreases, and your solutions become tangible.
When disruption increases imbalance, what can you do?
What? Unplanned Chaos. So What? Navigating Complexity. Now What? From Complexity to Change.
Team Learning from reviewing what works and how to improve
Team Debriefs help individuals/teams “make sense” of highly equivocal and ambiguous situations, learn from them, and perform better and safer moving forward.
Decision Making and Planning Within Complexity and Uncertainty
How you approach the complexity and uncertainty of your decision making and planning will impact how employees and customers view your attempted solutions. Are your attempted solutions seen as learning opportunities or blame opportunities?
Scaling Growth Disruption and Capacity
The more an organization succeeds in adding dimensions to its product, it will create a customer willingness to pay a higher price for it for the simple reason that the value proposition has increased as well.
Complexity and Change Readiness
Complexity & Change Readiness occurs when you understand the obstacles, understand known & unknown challenges & shift the odds to create favorable outcomes
Mindset Matrix of threat and opportunity
The mindset matrix is meant to be explored through your current mindset, and try to different approaches to break stuckness with your current problems.
Questions and Complex Problems
Working through complex problems having a good question process will break stuckness, and increase your and other peoples acceptance.
Complexity and Quality: Using the most appropriate problem-solving process
I shared some learning on problem-solving and complexity vs ordered change with the Buffalo ASQ Chapter. Effective leaders understand that problem solving is not a “one-size-fits-all” process. They know that their actions depend on the situation, and they make better decisions by adapting their approach to changing circumstances. How do you know which approach you … Continued