Episode Synopsis "The People Vs The System – and Why The People Rarely Win"

Who causes the problems where you work? The people, or the system itself? What if we overstate the effect of the people in our organisations whilst ignoring the more complex and systemic issues that influence how they perform or behave? Thanks to the 'flowchainsensai' Bob Marshall for sending me his post on this that I quote from in the podcast. https://flowchainsensei.wordpress.com/2013/11/15/the-people-vs-system-conundrum/.  This is a recommended blog As is my own! Which you can get at http://paulitaylor.com/2021/08/27/the-people-vs-the-system-and-why-the-people-rarely-win/ published every Friday with a pod version the following Wednesday 

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