Prudence Or Good Judgement
- In prudence (good judgment), people depend on neither theoretical frameworks nor translation of basic principles to make sense of complexity.
- They use the inspiration they get from everyday practice, consultants, and thought leaders to talk about the transformation in a language everyone understands.
- Leaders should help their employees share their already existing knowledge and collaborate on turning it into new ways of working.
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