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When I was a kid, my father liked to fix things instead of replacing them. A broken radio, a flickering lamp, a door that wouldn’t shut - he would pull out his toolkit, sit cross-legged on the floor, and quietly figure it out.   “Everything can work again,” he used to say, “if you understand how it’s built.”   That mindset stuck with me. In many ways, every organization is like that. It is built to work, until the environment around it changes . Then, suddenly, what once ran

The phrase "culture eats strategy for breakfast" is often attributed to the management guru Peter Drucker, and it suggests that an...

The ugly secret, not so secret truth about designing organizational structures is that many organizational design/redesign efforts fail....