3 Posts found for Source: Evidence-Based Management

Most claims of originality are testimony to ignorance and most claims of magic are testimony to hubris.

Content: Quotation | Sources: “Evidence-Based Management”, “Harvard Business Review” | Subjects: Innovation, Knowledge

At least since Plato’s time, people have appreciated that true wisdom does not come from the sheer accumulation of knowledge, but from a healthy respect for and curiosity about the vast realms of knowledge still unconquered. Evidence-based management is conducted best not by know-it-alls but by managers who profoundly appreciate how much they do not know. These managers aren’t frozen into inaction by ignorance; rather, … [ Read more ]

Content: Quotation | Sources: “Evidence-Based Management”, “Harvard Business Review” | Subjects: Knowledge, Management

Facts and evidence are great levelers of hierarchy. Evidence-based practice changes power dynamics, replacing formal authority, reputation, and intuition with data. This means that senior leaders – often venerated for their wisdom and decisiveness – may lose some stature as their intuitions are replaced, at least at times, by judgments based on data available to virtually any educated person. The implication is that leaders need … [ Read more ]

Content: Quotation | Sources: “Evidence-Based Management”, “Harvard Business Review” | Subjects: Decision Making, Organizational Behavior