Learning from other structures to construct a new structure that fits your organisation best. Learning from how others deal with a challenge to deal with your challenges. There are organisations and environments where they search for a different way of working, organising and structuring.
Now that the virus has been among us for a while and we are slowly starting to accept the new lifestyle, it is interesting to look at what exactly has happened and how we as a society are tackling this. The pyramid of Maslow is used to gain insight into this big happening.
Who would have thought that the whole world would stop for a moment? Streets are empty, hospitality is closed, cities are in complete lockdown and suddenly there is a whole new society where we have to live 1.5 meters apart and our daily structure completely disappears. You would almost think it's all a joke. A prank. Very funny earth, but where are the cameras? Nobody could have imagined that a virus would have such a big impact on our earth. Yet this is now our reality.
How do different political structures deal with societal challenges like Corona? Is there an opportunity that we can learn from each other and is it possible to choose a structure?
What does Society 3.0 mean for bureaucratic organisations and is it possible to combine different structures?
One foot in the door and a step closer to make a transformation in this world. In the professional world you keep expanding your view and entering this company has given me many new insights. The interest of behavior, especially among young people, is even greater than I thought.
What kind of organisation is Innovation Square and how can deconstructing the beliefs be useful in creating a self-steering community? Different theories and methods are explained to clarify this!
Nowadays, our society is extremely complex, everything is constantly changing and it changes fast. Because of this complex society, our world has to deal with many complex issues, problems or challenges.
Have you ever wondered why you don't have to pay for apps like Facebook? How the founder of Facebook is so rich that he can even buy other platforms like Whatsapp, while you are using the app for free? Facebook is free, because you are the product. Your data is the income of Facebook. Your data is sold to advertising agencies to use. To tailor their advertisements to all your interests. Suddenly the idea of free apps is not so nice anymore, is it?
In our learning community, we learn and work with complex issues of the new economy, where win-win for all parties, the quality of life and the social contribution is just as important as financial profit. In this blog, you read more about the initiative of Elsje van de Weg, one of our alumni. Why does she contribute to the quality of life?
