Roll the Stone (of Mediocrity) Away
The Sisyphus Syndrome can cause
your normally smart organization to do some stupid things that work against its success — fundraising and otherwise.
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Bernard Ross
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Do you review results?
Learning organizations make sure they review outcomes and the processes that lead to the outcomes. Of course it's often easier to review BIG issues. But a key factor in organizational learning is the ability to review all action in a systematic way that produces positive change for the next time — so creating a virtuous cycle.
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