Chaos and Contagious Behaviour
This morning, I have been tuning in and out of the broadcast from AlwaysOn Stanford Summit.
I am enthralled by the broadcasting technology (and seamlessness of the broadcast and simultaneous chat).
Most recently, I tuned into a panel discussing the secrets behind contagious behavior. The key, it seemed, was allowing messiness into organizations. An interesting concept and one embraced by many start-up companies in particular.
While the concept seems to work with established companies, I wonder about its effectiveness in start-ups. I suppose one has to be careful to keep some of the messiness in check so as to prevent unproductive chaos.
I am enthralled by the broadcasting technology (and seamlessness of the broadcast and simultaneous chat).
Most recently, I tuned into a panel discussing the secrets behind contagious behavior. The key, it seemed, was allowing messiness into organizations. An interesting concept and one embraced by many start-up companies in particular.
While the concept seems to work with established companies, I wonder about its effectiveness in start-ups. I suppose one has to be careful to keep some of the messiness in check so as to prevent unproductive chaos.
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