This was From a class I took well over a decade ago. I’m posting it here as a reminder to myself. Though the layers are interdependent, everything flows from the business one. Learn to navigate all three. Understand how the enterprise works and figure out where you can add value.
Survey results with the 18 states of mind that top leaders experience – and the percentage of time spent in each. Note that top leaders spend more of their time in “higher states” (60-80%).
Why create process flow diagrams? Because it helps to have an official way of doing things. It helps with the onboarding of new employees. Having documented process flows forces you to sit down with all the stakeholders and reexamine the routine and its assumptions. What processes are dependent on others?What processes can be run concurrently?…
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The first time I watched a large language model generate research output in forty seconds, I was not impressed by the quality. I was impressed by the volume, and by how quickly it could pivot when I changed the question. The results were plausible, competently organized, and largely superficial. What changed things was connecting to…
Classic cartoon. Still so very true.
