Systems can only adapt when they have spare capacity. See what happens to the turning arc of a car moving its top speed.
In case you were wondering how your drive for efficiency killed your organisation's adaptive capacity.
Systems can only adapt when they have spare capacity. See what happens to the turning arc of a car moving its top speed.
In case you were wondering how your drive for efficiency killed your organisation's adaptive capacity.
@KatS @jasongorman this reminds me of a Kernighan quote on writing clever code:
"Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it."
https://softwarequotes.com/quote/debugging-is-twice-as-hard-as-writing-the-code-in-
@jasongorman That's a good analogy.
On a related note, some of the best motorcycling advice I've gotten is never to ride beyond 90% of your ability. That seems like good business advice, too.
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