More People, Same Bottleneck
Hiring should respond to a constraint we understand. Removing recurring obstacles can help existing people and make future hires effective sooner.
Organisations are systems. How they're structured, how information flows, and how decisions get made all shape what they can achieve. I write about systems thinking, operating models, org design, and how to navigate change without breaking what's already working.
Hiring should respond to a constraint we understand. Removing recurring obstacles can help existing people and make future hires effective sooner.
When work is closely connected or uncertain, concentrating the team on a small, useful increment can be more effective.
Start with what needs to improve. The framework should earn its place through the difference it makes.
How to see your organisation as a system, and why that changes how you approach problems.
What makes an operating model effective, and how to evolve it as the organisation grows.
How to introduce change in a way that respects what's working while improving what isn't.