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Re: What Sustains the Knowledge 'Flow'?


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Posted by Tom Sudman on February 02, 1998 at 18:57:14:

In Reply to: Re: What Sustains the Knowledge 'Flow'? posted by Yogesh Malhotra on January 31, 1998 at 01:00:07:

Thanks for "hanging in there". I now get your complete message. I was in fact trying to apply Bach's concept to a specific context and goal. I now see both viewpoints: the one I was trying to make and the one you made. Success or failure could be relative to the context of the evaluation being through corporate goal or personal goal. From a personal goal Jonathan will improve you. From a group goal its a maybe. If the groups goal was to eat better and Jonathan produced a personal goal to fly better it remains to be seen if the betterment of the personal goal adds to the group goal. In an ideal world you want one to overlay with the other. If the customer(my context) put a higher value in the flock eating than flying better them from a group standpoint then Jonathan's energy from the customers viewpoint could have been highly interesting but of no value.
Tom


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