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#31 The Complexity Challenge - with Chris Mowles

from The Being Human Podcast with Richard Atherton · host Richard Atherton

> Sign Up For Our Newsletter: http://www.firsthuman.com/being-human-newsletter/ A talk with leading complexity researcher Professor Chris Mowles. We explore: - 'Complex responsive processes' and how they can help us comprehend organisations - Why understanding deep-seated fears and anxieties are so important when working with groups - The absurdity of the Blair's government's Head of Deliverology - How the practice of free-flowing conversation between nurses dramatically cut patient falls in the NHS - What annoys him about "learning take-aways" - How Systems Thinking can be so unhelpful - Chris' critique of Dave Snowden's Cynefin complexity framework Links: Chris' blog: https://complexityandmanagement.wordpress.com/ Hertforshire Business School: https://www.herts.ac.uk/study/schools-of-study/business Complexity and IST Study (pre-print version): https://bit.ly/2PYN7VB   Being Human is brought to you by coaching and consulting practice FirstHuman. For more FirstHuman's offerings, head to firsthuman.com.

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