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It is better to not be on the web than to
be on and not know why John Sumser
Reality is more complex than it seems.
John Gall
It's better to do a few things really well
than than to do a lot of things badly. If you can't
make the necessary commitments of time and energy to your
electronic marketing efforts scale back your plan.
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The Limits Of Assessment
(October 05, 2000) To the extent that predictability is a good
thing, assessment can be a good thing. The process ultimately requires
modeling (a mathematical picture of a desirable state) to work. While a
model of excellent performance is achievable for a certain range of tasks,
many of the most important components of company survival can not be
simulated in a test.
In a very real way, assessment produces an increasingly homogenous
output. It's useful to understand that assessment can be seen as the
operational opposite of diversity. Assessment is a way to minimize
difference. The broad use of assessment carries the risk of removing the
foundation of innovation in an organization.
“Where do good new ideas come from? That’s
simple! From differences. Creativity comes from unlikely juxtapositions.
The best way to maximize differences is to mix ages, cultures and
disciplines.” - Nicholas Negroponte
The counterpoint is diversity. Juxtaposition of truly different
people opens the doors to creativity, to active testing and exploration
of values, methods, styles, goals. Ferment and conflict lead to a tribe
that is more responsive to change, strange new ideas, and opportunity.
I've yet to see assessment tools that promote diversity and help me find
quirky troublemakers to spice up my organizational soup. - Phil
Wolff
- John Sumser
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