25 years: Behavoural science & culture
In the world of complex systems, simplistic measures can be worse than being a waste of time. In the third video of his series on “Culture Change in Practice”, Roger explains what should we be trying to measure in the context of behavioural science and why is measurement so difficult. He further highlights how measurement helps us to understand and control our environment and some of the pitfalls associated with it.
In the world of complex systems, simplistic measures can be worse than being a waste of time. In the third video of his series on “Culture Change in Practice”, Roger explains what should we be trying to measure in the context of behavioural science and why is measurement so difficult. He further highlights how measurement helps us to understand and control our environment and some of the pitfalls associated with it.
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12 mins 19 secs
Measurement helps us to understand and control our environment and provides us with data on which to base decisions.
Key learning objectives:
Understand what we should to measure and the difficulty in measurement
Identify the pitfalls of measurement
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We measure things because we want to know what state they’re in now and where they’re headed tomorrow. Measurement helps us to understand and control our environment and provides us with data on which to base decisions. Since we are viewing culture as a complex system, we have to see the value and possibility of measurement in a completely different way.
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