Tag: escalation paths
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Fear Disguised as Prudence
A driver hesitates too long merging into traffic and suddenly creates more friction, not less. Organizations do the same thing in transformation. What sounds like prudence is often fear, weak decision rights, and an invisible cost of delay wearing a respectable suit. Read More
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Fear vs Power vs Ambiguity: how to diagnose what’s really happening in your steering committee
When decisions stall, the root cause is usually one of three forces: fear of risk, power over control, or pure ambiguity about what is being approved. Fear shows up as endless diligence. Power shows up as quiet vetoes and re-opened decisions. Ambiguity shows up as debates about definitions instead of tradeoffs. If you misdiagnose the… Read More
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