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What are the most important tools for my work? This time: The good old Happiness Index.
Is It Possible to Consult in an Agile Way? Probably Not. So What to Do Instead?
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In the words of my dear colleague and mentor Jan Fischbach, reading is a life insurance policy for consultants. Because … Read More “How I Read. How I Learn.”
There is nothing more practical than a good theory. Systemic approaches have been around for a while and are currently … Read More “Systems Theory – Crash Course #1: What Is a System?”