Scheming Virtuously, presented to the National Managers's Community, Toronto, March 27
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Scheming Virtuously, presented to the National Managers's Community, Toronto, March 27
- 2. nicholas charney (nick is fine)
- 4. serious play
- 6. the why
- 7. governance is a coordination problem
- 8. government is an institutional response
- 9. simple cost benefit analysis
- 10. adheres to the Pareto principle aka 80-20 rule adheres to the Pareto principle
- 11. people output power law distribution 80% input, 20% hires institutional capture
- 12. but institutional responses create problems
- 15. silo problem
- 17. people output leftovers poor little johnny
- 18. the institution snips long tail results in silos and johnny(s)
- 19. tough decisions
- 20. decide at the micro
- 21. decide at the macro
- 22. the institutional momentum is too great you just can't stop it
- 24. the how
- 25. (first) don't point your finger
- 26. (second) go back to the old drawing board
- 27. start leveraging more cooperative approaches
- 28. start leveraging more cooperative tools It's about freaking time!
- 29. move from this
- 30. to this
- 31. why is this shift important?
- 32. we live like this
- 33. but work like this
- 34. why do we suffer?
- 35. have conversations transparent participatory authentic tough when we could
- 38. on scheming
- 39. inside your team
- 41. with new arrivals
- 42. with seasoned vets
- 43. over coffee
- 44. with tools
- 45. electronically
- 46. safely
- 47. in existing channels
- 48. in new channels
- 50. on virtue
- 51. marshal support
- 52. gather evidence
- 53. follow the rules (whenever possible)
- 55. don't underestimate small victories
- 57. bend the rules (when you want to break them)
- 58. don't be a dead hero
- 59. in closing
- 60. always remember
- 61. thank you! converse with me: [email_address] www.twitter.com/nickcharney http://cpsrenewal.ca http://www.linkedin.com/in/ncharney
- 62. any questions?
Notes de l'éditeur
- I am a federal public servant; however the opinions expressed are my own and may not reflect the views of the Public Service of Canada, its Departments and/or Agencies, or their employees. Like all of my presentations, I have put this one together in spirit of the Clerk of the Privy Council’s call to get involved in Public Service renewal, and my own struggles to figure out what the hell that actually means. It took me a while to put together because, strictly speaking, it doesn’t form any part of my actual work duties.