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Systems at Work & Play: Holism in an Agile World Wil Wade Systems all the way down I sometimes say that generalists are the most specialized people of them all, so specialized they cant in fact do anything. Except make


  1. Systems at Work & Play: Holism in an Agile World Wil Wade

  2. Systems all the way down

  3. “ I sometimes say that generalists are the most specialized people of them all, so specialized they can’t in fact do anything. Except make observations of that nature. - Tyler Cowen marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2019/05/range-why-generalists-triumph-in-a-specialized-world

  4. Language

  5. A structure of [things] connected by [relationships] that produces behaviors.

  6. Not a System

  7. Language

  8. Non-linear

  9. Conway's Game of Life

  10. Conway's Game of Life

  11. Conway's Game of Life ● Blocks are simple [things] Four simple rules [relationships] ● ● Lots of behaviors

  12. Agile ● Change is Good Small Steps ● ● Feedback Loops ● Cross Functional Teams

  13. A structure of [things] connected by [relationships] that produces behaviors.

  14. Non-linear

  15. Three Keys to Understanding Systems

  16. Right vs. Wrong

  17. vs

  18. vs

  19. AC vs. DC

  20. VHS vs. Betamax

  21. Vim vs. Emacs

  22. Right vs. Wrong

  23. Right vs. Wrong

  24. (Really) Useful

  25. Discovery vs. Creation

  26. Temporary Assumptions

  27. Weak opinions, weakly held

  28. Three Keys to Understanding Systems

  29. Modeling: The Very Short Version

  30. Look for [things]

  31. Look for [relationships]

  32. Can you explain behaviors?

  33. Time

  34. Incentives Matter

  35. Goals

  36. Picking Boundaries

  37. Modeling: The Very Short Version

  38. Common System Problems

  39. Delayed Feedback

  40. Limits

  41. Systems are Resilient

  42. Systems are Resilient Until they aren’t

  43. Unintended Side Effects

  44. Common System Problems

  45. A structure of [things] connected by [relationships] that produces behaviors.

  46. Questions? @wilwade github.com/wilwade Dev @CarbonFive Resources: Thinking in Systems: A Primer by Donella Meadows ● ● Once Upon a Complex Time: Using Stories to Understand Systems by Richard Brynteson ● System Thinking - Creative Holism for Managers by Michael C. Jackson ● How It Works in the Home by Walt Disney Productions

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