Alex and Macon are back after a seven-week hiatus. Alex is preparing to fly out for his first corporate management training gig. Macon and Alex trade notes on what actually makes for good management, why most people in every profession are just figuring it out as they go, and (again) whether the word “culture” is even useful. Along the way: Torrance on relationships as constitutive of personhood, the Real Question for genuine management wisdom, Jesus washing feet as a model for authority, and why hiring might be the hardest job on the planet.
Show Notes
* Alex’s life vibes right now
* Eastertide: all the way to Pentecost
* Shane Arthur
* Getting Things Done by David Allen
* The 4 Disciplines of Execution by Chris McChesney et al.
* Holacracy by Brian Robertson
* Lean / 5S
* Gary Deddo shout out for the “no” that serves the “yes”
* John 13
* Boundaries for Leaders by Henry Cloud
* Critical Realism
* What would you say you do here?
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