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Muddling Through Engaging Our Innate Heuristics
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2010
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Muddling Through Engaging Our Innate Heuristics
2010
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Overview
This article discusses the dynamics of the day-to-day operations that allow organizations to get through what, at times, appears to be total chaos and actually produce a product or provide a service. The process is probably best described as \"muddling through.\" If they are mindful that people's mind-sets and relationships are emergent, and thus can't be managed, they can begin to grasp the positive impact that adhering to self-organizing principles can have on the success of an enterprise. It's quite appropriate that they place the process of muddling through on a much higher pedestal in their pursuit of organizational effectiveness and innovation. In the final analysis, muddling through is not only inherently more human friendly but also worth the extra effort.
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