
An Introductory Guide to Systems Thinking
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Narrado por:
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David Kerr
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David Kerr
The world around us is comprised of systems - organisational systems, business systems, political systems, family systems, inter-personal systems, biological systems, economic systems - the list goes on.
This audiobook, written by an experienced systems thinker and consultant, helps the reader develop an appreciation of the nature of systems - what they comprise of, how they function, how they sustain and organize themselves and what they influence and are influenced by.
With this knowledge people and organisations can obtain a greater understanding of themselves and can develop the ability to identify the structure of problems and make interventions with far greater skill and precision.
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Few surprises to anyone loosely familiar with this
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Short but good...
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Concise and clear
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great intro to systems
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Just couldn't pay attention
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Overpriced and extremely basic overview
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In my estimation, the author completely fails to explain the universal nature of systems/networks/emergence. He spends the majority of the book trying to explain how to apply systems thinking to organizations, but I am not convinced he understands systems thinking to begin with. So why bother?
Very light on actual systems
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