ManagementSpeak: It’s a self-limiting problem.
Translation: Ignore it and it will go away.
Thankfully, this week’s anonymous contributor didn’t ignore the problem of obfuscatory speech.
Month: October 2009
Issue Management: What the methodologies leave out
Scientists call it the observer effect. It’s what happens when the act of observation affects what they’re observing. Werner Heisenberg used it to develop his uncertainty principle. It’s why medical researchers use double-blind treatment trials and placebo controls.