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Who  in your team will go into management? 
Goalkeepers should make good managers, goal scores are too selfish and one dimensional , midfield generals already think they are the manager ,defenders often end up as managers.    The...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  30 Sept 2025
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Systems Thinking and Missions
You may remember an earlier discussion of how systems thinking and missions were inherently aligned. The Systems Thinking Working Group (a group of academics, practitioners and STIG members) has...
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Mary McKee
Last updated:  29 Sept 2025
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Procuring systems thinking training
If you have been looking for short specific systems thinking training, then you may have found that you can't access this through our existing Learning Frameworks. We have worked with Government...
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Mary McKee
Last updated:  29 Sept 2025
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How does the political make up of the council make a difference to the relationship between officers and members?
The balance of power can be very different from one LA to another and can of course change suddenly or almost never. The most common situations are, the party in power has a large majority, there...
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Blair McPherson
Last updated:  29 Sept 2025
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