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Re: Cowboys, Captains & Commanders vs. Hunters, Gatherers & Farmers


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Posted by Larry Embley on October 15, 1998 at 21:22:25:

In Reply to: Cowboys, Captains & Commanders vs. Hunters, Gatherers & Farmers posted by Yogesh Malhotra on October 05, 1998 at 10:44:13:

The tacit truth of social change creates blind spots
and flawed truth for leaders navigating global change.

It appears to me that the principle issue for knowledge
management is centered around human curosity the
foundation of creativity

In order to cultivate curosity in any culture you need to
liberate the human spirit. Cultures of command and control
dampan the human spirit. The ignition point appears in culture
when the culture promotes something other than empowerment, power
still corrupts culture

The shift seems to take place when independance self-reliance
and core competency breaks from tradtional practices of
compliance, passivity, and indifference. Knowledge management
cannot flourish in old traditional climates where fitting in
and staying connected to the membership culture.

Leaders of the knowledge era need to expose the contaiminated
intelligence of the old rules and understand the new rules of
engagement. independance self-reliance and core competent... hunters.



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