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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You've probably heard the term "learning organization" before. But what does it actually mean? For Peter Senge, who coined the phrase, "learning organization" means something very specific. He talks about "the continuous testing of experience, and the transformation of that experience into knowledge — accessible to the whole organization, and relevant to its core purpose" from "The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of the Learning Organization."
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