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The Wrist Angle Problem: What Sports Taught Me About Organizational Knowledge
We know more than we can say.
The moment you focus on the stroke, the game falls apart. Most organizational development does exactly that. What survives the extraction is no longer knowledge. It's a record. Organizations don't need better training. They need infrastructure that lets what people already know actually work.

Viktor Vetturelli
Apr 142 min read


The Outsourcing of Thinking
Organizations spend billions hiring consultants to solve problems their own people already understand. What's missing isn't intelligence; it's sensemaking infrastructure.

qohubs
Mar 244 min read


Harnessing Gossip. From a Potential Threat to an Organizational Benefit.
Gossip in the workplace has a bad reputation, but what if it could be turned into a powerful tool for business success?
Iva Marketanović
Nov 13, 20246 min read
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