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Diagnose in organizational development

Organizational development can seem like an abstract and distant concept, but it's also a very practical method. In this article, I want to gather some thoughts about organizational development diagnosis: what it is, why it is useful, and what can be achieved from it

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My Own Personal Mini Hell

A few months ago, I had two particularly tough days in a row, dealing with moderately difficult tasks and very difficult people. In one case, I was mediating the signing of a large contract. The subject

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Leather Bags, Birkenstock, Standard Procedures

This weekend, I reached a strange milestone: I bought my first pair of Birkenstock sandals. They're ugly. Really, very ugly. I checked, and they look bad in every color. But because of their anatomical design, I can walk in them without pain, unlike in normal sandals.

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Little Man, what now?

About twenty years ago, I asked the neighbor girl about her plans, and with sparkling eyes, she told me she wanted to be a DJ. Her school grades weren't impressive, she wasn't particularly talented or diligent, so I wondered what would become of this child when faced with reality

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Radiance

Last week, I held my first performance evaluation meeting of the year with myself, and I had a look on my annual and mid-term goals. My list includes various goals related to personal life, learning, health, and of course, work

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Discipline

In recent weeks I got more and more tasks, and after a relatively calm period, I found myself back in the rat race. Near the return of time constraints and the need for strict planning to be in the right place at the right time, the constant underlying tension, which I hadn't missed

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