Carissa DoughertyWhat makes a good leader?A quick look around LinkedIn, Harvard Business Review-or any other source of career advice-reveals no shortage of advice on leadership…May 1, 2019May 1, 2019
Carissa DoughertyWhat’s for lunch?Peter Drucker’s oft-cited quote, “culture eats strategy for breakfast,” always puts a very vivid picture in my mind:Apr 1, 2019Apr 1, 2019
Carissa DoughertyWhat concepts should be in an org designer’s toolkit?Over the course of taking the Designing Organizations class through the Masters of Learning and Organizational Change program at…Apr 1, 2019Apr 1, 2019
Carissa DoughertyWhy do we meet?Perhaps because I’ve been in so very many of them lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about meetings and the types of learning that can (and…Feb 17, 2019Feb 17, 2019
Carissa DoughertyHow can we avoid solution-first approaches?The problem with being a practitioner in an academic program* is that you’re suddenly confronted with all of these frameworks. A framework…Jan 28, 2019Jan 28, 2019
Carissa DoughertyWhat is innovation?Someone asked me recently, “How can we bring innovation to our organization?”Jan 20, 2019Jan 20, 2019
Carissa DoughertyWho can help us with this?Fifteen years ago, I approached my boss at the time with a sticky problem; I’d been conducting some research and had hit against a dead…Oct 30, 2018Oct 30, 2018
Carissa DoughertyThe Case for Digital LiteracyWhy non-IT staff need it (and why IT should care)May 3, 20182May 3, 20182
Carissa DoughertyI’m in Knowledge Management. Here’s why I sometimes feel like Mary Poppins.“Knowledge Management” is a term (and profession) fraught with complexity, ambiguity, and jargon. While I don’t have any official, academic…Oct 30, 2017Oct 30, 2017
Carissa DoughertyA Museum for DeplorablesThis is a troubling time for many of us in the museum profession. Faced with the 45th president’s proposed 2018 budget scheme — which calls…Mar 21, 2017Mar 21, 2017
