Dave Snowden, of the Cynefin framework, derives three principles from Palchinsky, a Russian engineer from early 1900's, that wanted to bring a more humanitarian approach to the communist approach to engineering.
- Are you actively in the market place to seek out new ideas and try new things?
- Do you test these ideas on a scale that is survivable should they fail?
- Do you seek feedback and learn from your mistakes as you go along?
The above line of thinking is compatible with "agile" or "iterative" improvement approaches, where you start scaling a change implementation one phase at a time.
See the article by Dave Snowden here.
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