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Charles Moens, Consultant, Belgium
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Time consuming? Yes, probably. So what.
We should invest far more time in talking for a more human society. Not just talking as such but listening to each others arguments, not in order to convince, but to finally agree and decide which next steps should be taken. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Michael McAteer
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Bottom Up Approach is Faster!
Actually, a bottom up approach will lead to FASTER results. The same people that need to implement the change are the ones that developed the change and therefore shortens the buy in and implementation time.
As the managers\leaders our role is to keep the changes in line with the overall goals and objectives of the organization and steer the people in the right direction.
Who better than the individuals that do the actual work be involved in the improvement or change for the better.
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S.M.Rafeek, Project Manager, Sri Lanka
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Bottum Up is Good, But not for Everything
I feel the bottom up approach is very good, effect (...)
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Patricia Niemeyer, Business Consultant, United States
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Bottom Up Approach is Not Always Faster but Stimulates Innovation and Creativity
@: I am not totally convinced that the bottom up a (...)
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