James G. March
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American political scientist, sociologist and economist (1928 to 2018); professor at Stanford's Graduate School of Business and Graduate School of Education;…
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8 beliefs on korrents (opens korrents.com)
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Students of organizations need to explore the implications of efforts to take the humans out of human organizations (opens korrents.com)
“Beyond that, I think students of organizations need to explore the implications of contemporary efforts to take the humans out of human organizations.”
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The deepest problem with novelty is that most novel ideas are bad ones (opens korrents.com)
“The deepest problem with novelty is that most novel ideas are bad ones. If you specialize in novel ideas, you specialize in bad ideas, and that’s not a good way to survive.”
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Ordinary learning from experience makes organizations abandon things after early failure, so good things are dropped too soon (opens korrents.com)
“I think the big secret in this is to recognize that normal learning, under samples failure, normal learning makes you abandon things in which you fail before you know much about them. Therefore, you are likely to…”
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Students of organizations need to explore the implications of efforts to take the humans out of human organizations (opens korrents.com)