Replying to LO29638 --
AT concludes his post with this paragraph:
> What worries me is that so many consultants present the LO concept as a
> bus capable of driving the fastest along the road of knowledge from point
> A to point B. Do you think the driver of such a bus will stop when a
> passenger exclaims: "Hey, this as a beautiful place. Let us stop and
> explore it for a while"? I have been twice on a bus tour. It is the most
> horrible experience possible. Planned stops revealing little exciting,
> unplanned stops at exciting places impossible. This is not my idea of a
> LO.
In the context of an Organization, a stop can be many things. The
organization is moving mostly through time (although in my part of one,
too much space these days!!) and one cannot stop in time (or can one?)
When an Organization finds such a beautiful place, its reaction to it is
not to stop in it, but to continue in it........one small difference
between space and time.
John
John Zavacki
systhinc@msn.com
"When you are courting a nice girl an hour seems like a second. When you sit
on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour. That's relativity."
- Albert Einstein, On relativity
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