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Re-sharing a thought-provoking insight from Michael C. Jackson’s talk on Critical Systems Thinking: “Systems thinking won’t replace the experience or contextual knowledge leaders bring, but it can certainly enhance their decision-making.” Such a valuable perspective on integrating systems thinking to deepen strategic thinking and improve problem-solving.

"[Friction creates] the feeling that you’re trying to accomplish [something], but there’s something about the system that makes it difficult or impossible for you to get it done. […] When people feel excessively burdened, they’re less creative. They tend to leave the organization. They just give up." Listen to Bob Sutton, an expert on organizational psychology at Stanford University and a best-selling author, as he discusses insights from his new book, The Friction Project, with Martin Reeves on our Thinkers & Ideas #podcast: https://lnkd.in/e6cnEzJb

🆕 How do policymakers interpret different types of evidence? Better evidence doesn't necessarily translate into better policy. In today's #podcast, Eva Vivalt (University of Toronto, Global Priorities Institute (Oxford University)) outlines how #researchers can more effectively #present their insights. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/ehtx2FrP

On this episode of the Executives’ Exchange, discover how institutional leaders can build trust as stewards of change and support the innovations that will power our future. At the 2024 Edelman Trust Barometer, Richard Edelman (Chief Executive Officer, Edelman) reflects on the findings of Edelman’s research, explores the implications for business, and fosters conversation about the opportunities to build trust. Tune in now! https://bit.ly/4cuU0c4 #ExecutivesExchange #WhereTheFutureMeets #Podcast #Edelman #EdelmanTrustBarometer #LeadershipInsights

In our latest episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of association bias. Learn how this powerful mental shortcut influences decisions and discover practical strategies to leverage it in your favor. Understanding association bias can give you the edge you need to close your next big deal. Don't miss out on insights that could revolutionize your approach to negotiation! Listen & subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/e9ZGwgfu #negotiationmadesimple #podcast #associationbias

[PODCAST] In the episode, Andrew Bailey, Principal in Oliver Wyman's Government and Public Institutions practice sat down with Julian A.P. Enoizi, Chief Executive Officer of Guy Carpenter Europe. https://apple.co/4bFC8eg Together, they delve into the evolving challenges posed by #climatechange and explore the potential measures that both the public and private sector can take to address these issues. #podcast

When strategists go head-to-head 🧠 Thrilled to have been part of the Down to Debate series by No Single Individual, where expert strategists take on unexpected, everyday dilemmas. In this episode, I faced off with inimitable strategist Katherine Schott, whose sharp insights always bring a fresh perspective to the table, on a surprisingly contentious issue: should you shower daily? These seemingly silly debates push us to think critically about even the simplest habits, sharpening our strategic minds in the process. Want to hear how I handled the challenge and my strategic take on the topic? My episode goes live on Monday October 7th, but you can check out the series here 🎧👇 https://lnkd.in/eK3ftcun #ExpertDebate #StrategicThinking #Podcast #DownToDebate #StrategyInAction

"Habits are the things we need to get done everyday. Rituals can help elevate these a little bit, transforming the boring actions of daily life into something with more richness and meaning." Listen to Michael Norton, professor at Harvard Business School, as he discusses his new book, The Ritual Effect, with Martin Reeves on our Thinkers & Ideas #podcast. https://lnkd.in/gZgVS6vQ

🎙️ Join us for our newest episode, "Attribution Theory in Safety Management" with Jason! Delve into the significance of Attribution Theory in shaping our understanding of behavior causes. Discover how factors like distinctiveness, consensus, and consistency influence our judgments. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights for improving organizational dynamics and fostering fair assessments. Tune in today!  https://lnkd.in/eSFQTZBY #Podcast #SafetyManagement #AttributionTheory #OrganizationalExcellence 🚀

[PODCAST] In the episode, Andrew Bailey, Principal in Oliver Wyman's Government and Public Institutions practice sat down with Julian A.P. Enoizi, Chief Executive Officer of Guy Carpenter Europe. https://apple.co/3UvuqNv Together, they delve into the evolving challenges posed by #climatechange and explore the potential measures that both the public and private sector can take to address these issues. #podcast