Organization Development/Design Learning Lab (od-ll.com) Presents a professional and insightful look into the challenges that organizations of all sizes face. Weekly we will explore and challenge the status quo and disruption that is prevalent in the ever-changing fast pace of the business world. Powered By Org-ology Hosted By Cheese and Crackers TV Org-ology helps organizations think differently about how they will meet future challenges of sustainable future growth and strategic development This only happen by understanding the present and anticipating the future needs. Org-ology has over 20 years’ experience helping organizations understand how people, process and technology can work more effectively together to create that future.

What’s Wrong With My Organization
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Podcast Overview
Organization Development/Design Learning Lab (od-ll.com) Presents a professional and insightful look into the challenges that organizations of all sizes face. Weekly we will explore and challenge the status quo and disruption that is prevalent in the ever-changing fast pace of the business world. Powered By Org-ology Hosted By Cheese and Crackers TV Org-ology helps organizations think differently about how they will meet future challenges of sustainable future growth and strategic development This only happen by understanding the present and anticipating the future needs. Org-ology has over 20 years’ experience helping organizations understand how people, process and technology can work more effectively together to create that future.
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Publishing Since
9/29/2021
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Recent Episodes

May 29, 2024
Who needs organization design? Pragmatic Solutions
<p>Pragmatic solutions. That’s an interesting one.</p> <p>Finding pragmatic solutions. With that cliffhanger, let’s jump back in and look at a few pragmatic solutions that Org-ology has implemented.</p>

May 22, 2024
Does something outlive its usefulness?
<p>We live in an old house—so old, that at one time we actually had a built-in ironing board as a “convenience”. Speaking as someone who hasn’t worn anything but a tshirt since the last time I was required to go to a funeral, it’s rather perplexing how that would be a convenience. I’ve become somewhat fascinated by these leftover things that change and time have left behind. I’m curious as to where our experts see this in organizations.</p>

May 15, 2024
Title: Please don’t make me work stupid: back to the office?
<p>Let’s talk a bit about Zoom fatigue, supervision and measuring productivity. All questions that folk should be asking around this. Are we still trying to decide what direction we are going? What are we waiting for? </p>
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