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"Wicked problem" is a term used to describe a problem that is difficult or impossible to solve because of incomplete, contradictory, and changing requirements that are often difficult to recognize. Moreover, because of complex interdependencies, the effort to solve one aspect of a wicked problem may reveal or create other problems.
Sometimes part of trying to solve a wicked problem involves the same people who are creating it. Is your organization or academic arena experiencing "wicked problems"? Do things keep resurfacing? Do issues seem to just recycle? Do you think you just resolved something, only to find that it has raised up to the forefront again?
At the Center for Self-Organizing Leadership, we are experts at helping Leaders lift up and address the recurring, wicked problems that tend to cripple organizations. These are the type of problems, which when allowed to continue to fester, erode the effectiveness of organizations, teams, and groups. At the Center for Self-Organizing Leadership, Inc., we help Leaders to learn how to resolve complex problems using a proprietary process that is rooted in Complexity Science. Call 716-622-6467. Tell us about your "wicked problem"! |
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We are considering a Buffalo-area based Learning Event on "Leading organizations through complex problems".
If this appeals to you, please let us know so we can add you to the "interested" list! Thank you!
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That's a poignant question and observation noted by
Dr. Margaret J. Wheatley. In her book "Finding Our
Way--Leadership For an Uncertain Time" (c) 2005,
she underscores that organizations and institutions
can achieve a balance for meeting and exceeding
business objectives while having an environment for
nourishing the human spirit and developing the
potency of people. Dr. Wheatley lifts up as vital a
strong and successful type of leadership that focuses
on Information--as the medium of the organization, on
Identity--as the sense-making capacity of the
organization, and Relationship--as the path-making
capacity of the organization. (These three domains
are the mainstays of Self-Organizing Leadership.)
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Come Learn with Us!
Board of Directors
The Center for Self-Organizing Leadership, Inc. (C-SOL)
email:
ctrsol@aol.com
phone:
716-478-7544
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