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Four Types of Paradoxes

Four Types of Paradoxes

There are four types of paradoxes, involving competing tensions:

  1. Performing paradoxes (goals)
  2. Learning paradoxes (change)
  3. Belonging paradoxes (identity)
  4. Organizing paradoxes (structure)

For instance, learning paradoxes balance exploiting current success and exploring future innovation.

Belonging paradoxes raise opposing roles and values.

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Both/And Thinking is a book written by Wendy Smith and Marianne Lewis . It was published on August 9, 2022 by Harvard Business Review Press . The book delves into the concept of "both/and" thinking and how it can help individuals and organizations become more creative, flexible, and effective at solving problems. Authors Wendy Smith and Marianne Lewis introduce the concept of "both/and" thinking as a way to break free of binary thinking and embrace more creative and effective problem-solving.

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