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James discusses the importance of understanding the rationale behind tasks, both personally and professionally, and emphasizes the 'why' in processes, especially in the context of organizational change. Trig outlines three critical models: the business model (how an organization makes money), the operating model (how products or services are delivered), and the governance model (how decisions are made and accountability upheld). Through anecdotes and personal experiences, he explains how understanding these models can significantly improve performance, creativity, and team cohesion. James concludes with a challenge to identify and brainstorm improvements for one broken process within these models, encouraging active engagement and continuous learning.
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James discusses the importance of understanding the rationale behind tasks, both personally and professionally, and emphasizes the 'why' in processes, especially in the context of organizational change. Trig outlines three critical models: the business model (how an organization makes money), the operating model (how products or services are delivered), and the governance model (how decisions are made and accountability upheld). Through anecdotes and personal experiences, he explains how understanding these models can significantly improve performance, creativity, and team cohesion. James concludes with a challenge to identify and brainstorm improvements for one broken process within these models, encouraging active engagement and continuous learning.