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How curious do you dare to be? That’s the question Arianne van Tongeren from Ontwikkelingspartners asks in her blog. Do you dare to openly question each other? And to look at yourself through the eyes of another? By doing so, you truly begin to see, sense, and appreciate each other. This allows you to break through existing blockades, impasses, and frustrating patterns together, and try out groundbreaking innovative ideas. It can bring about wonderful things. In your personal life, and in the organization and teams you work with.
How curious do you dare to be? That’s the question Arianne van Tongeren from Ontwikkelingspartners asks in her blog. Do you dare to openly question each other? And to look at yourself through the eyes of another? By doing so, you truly begin to see, sense, and appreciate each other. This allows you to break through existing blockades, impasses, and frustrating patterns together, and try out groundbreaking innovative ideas. It can bring about wonderful things. In your personal life, and in the organization and teams you work with.
How curious do you dare to be? That’s the question Arianne van Tongeren from Ontwikkelingspartners asks in her blog. Do you dare to openly question each other? And to look at yourself through the eyes of another? By doing so, you truly begin to see, sense, and appreciate each other. This allows you to break through existing blockades, impasses, and frustrating patterns together, and try out groundbreaking innovative ideas. It can bring about wonderful things. In your personal life, and in the organization and teams you work with.
Disagreements are everywhere. In life. In our society. And also in organizations. By nature, people tend to want to eliminate contradictions. Because they are often seen as 'hassle'. But are disagreements in your organization really undesirable? If you look further, you will discover that they are a rich breeding ground for joint success.
Achieving operational results and the development of people and organizations are communicating vessels. Do you only focus on results? This will undoubtedly lead to better performance in the short term. But in the longer term you get stuck.
When we recently conducted our Experience Workshop, there was little disagreement among the participants on the do's and don'ts of organizational development. So if it seems so obvious, why is it that change and improvement processes in organizations do not always lead to the hoped for success? It was an afternoon with lively discussions and familiar dilemmas. Arianne van Tongeren of Ontwikkelingspartners and Bartelt Blankenberg recall the workshop in their most recent blog.
Disagreements are everywhere. In life. In our society. And also in organizations. By nature, people tend to want to eliminate contradictions. Because they are often seen as 'hassle'. But are disagreements in your organization really undesirable? If you look further, you will discover that they are a rich breeding ground for joint success.
Disagreements are everywhere. In life. In our society. And also in organizations. By nature, people tend to want to eliminate contradictions. Because they are often seen as 'hassle'. But are disagreements in your organization really undesirable? If you look further, you will discover that they are a rich breeding ground for joint success.
Achieving operational results and the development of people and organizations are communicating vessels. Do you only focus on results? This will undoubtedly lead to better performance in the short term. But in the longer term you get stuck.
When we recently conducted our Experience Workshop, there was little disagreement among the participants on the do's and don'ts of organizational development. So if it seems so obvious, why is it that change and improvement processes in organizations do not always lead to the hoped for success? It was an afternoon with lively discussions and familiar dilemmas. Arianne van Tongeren of Ontwikkelingspartners and Bartelt Blankenberg recall the workshop in their most recent blog.
When we recently conducted our Experience Workshop, there was little disagreement among the participants on the do's and don'ts of organizational development. So if it seems so obvious, why is it that change and improvement processes in organizations do not always lead to the hoped for success? It was an afternoon with lively discussions and familiar dilemmas. Arianne van Tongeren of Ontwikkelingspartners and Bartelt Blankenberg recall the workshop in their most recent blog.
Achieving operational results and the development of people and organizations are communicating vessels. Do you only focus on results? This will undoubtedly lead to better performance in the short term. But in the longer term you get stuck.
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