More Controls Doesn’t Always Equal More Safety
I learned a long time ago that more control doesn’t always equal more safety. Indeed, he repetition of the…
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The Radical Pioneer in Organising and Risk, Prof. Karl. E. Weick
In Making Sense of the Organisation, The Impermanent Organisation (2009) (book 5) Weick explores six styles of organisational theory…
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Weick’s Six Properties of Thrownness
In Weick’s second book Sensemaking in Organisations he introduces the reader to ‘thrownness’ (p.44) which comes from Heidegger (dasein)….
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Weick’s Social Collectivism
Weick had no interest in individualism. He states (p 6. Sensemaking in Organisations): Sensemaking is grounded in both individual…
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Weick and Organisational Sensemaking
One of the many radical ideas of Weick is Organisational Sensemaking. When you read his work, Weick doesn’t refer…
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Weick’s Understanding of Systems
The best way to understand Weick’s thinking about systems is to pay attention to his semiotic representations and linguistics….
