Two articles particularly caught my eye this week. Both are well worth a read.
The first, by Lisa Gill, begins by quoting Margaret Wheatley who suggests that:
“I realised I had been living in a Schroedinger’s cat world in every organisation I had ever been in. Each of these organisations had myriad boxes, drawn in endess renderings of organisational charts. Within each of these boxes lay “a cat,” a human being, rich in potential, whose fate was determined, always and irrevocably, by the act of observation.”
