Why People Resist Good Ideas
- Topics:
- Change Management
- Tags:
- Article,
- Leadership,
- Management,
- Strategy,
- Wally Bock
- Source:
- Wally Bock
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Overview: Article shows that human beings make choices based on their own self-interest. They ignore that at peril if one wants to bring change to an organization or to the world. This is a particular problem for folks who seem to generate lots of ideas. Article generalizes the fact that people don't oppose innovation and change because they're dumb or crazy or just plain mean. Instead, they make their choices based on their experience and judgment and needs. They do this regardless of the magnitude of any possible improvement that change would bring to their organization. More discussion in regard to this topic follows, read the article to find the detailed discussion.
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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1
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