Increasing global connectivity, uncertainty, chaos and ever-rising customer & employee expectations perhaps are some of the reasons behind understanding gaps.
Here is a set of featured blogs to dig into the “keywords” of the 21st century to brainstorming the future of digital leadership.
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Universalunderstanding Compared to the industrial era with static knowledge and overly restrictive boundaries inherited from the last century, today’s hyper-connected and interdependent world has blurred boundaries, abundant information, and hyperdiversity (multigenerational, multicultural, multi-devicing workforce). Organizational leaders and professionals should develop global cognition by opening their mind, having intellectual curiosity to embrace the variety of perspectives, define universal leadership principles to lead change, inspire innovation, gain universal understanding of complex issues, develop universal cases to solve problems that can make significant impact on the global scale.
Understanding Contemporary organizations and societies are complex and informative; usually lack of the breadth of knowledge or fresh insight is the root cause of poor judgment. The in-depth understanding of either problems you intend to solve or the people you try to get to know have become an important quality for digital leaders and professionals.
understandingII Understanding has happened to humans, which is a reflection of the intellect that has evolved. Our mind is a complex system of complex systems and many of them are very difficult to understand and grasp. We shape our thinking and the way we perceive and know things. The most important capability of the cognitive mind is the willingness and ability to seek out knowledge, gain an in-depth understanding, address our ignorance and assumptions we make to minimize it.
Increasingtecontextualfluency In a world of complexity, uncertainty and ambiguity, no one can control the outcome of emerging events and unexpected disruptions completely. That means the future cannot be, in any way, deduced from the past completely.
Understanding Can we understand -different perspectives without -pushing toward the one, that we think is- the truth? Shall we examine -ourselves to- make sure- we are open to- true understanding?
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