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EXPERIENCIA EN GESTION DE PROYECTOS Y ANALISIS ORGANIZACIONAL FRENTE A UN ENTORNO CAMBIANTE
Para cambiar tu mundo, cambia tu conversación
¿REALMENTE SE VALORA EL CONOCIMIENTO Y LA COMUNICACIÓN DENTRO DE LA CULTURA ORGANIZACIONAL?
LA GENERACIÓN DEL CONOCIMIENTO COMO FUENTE DE VALOR.
APRENDIZAJE COLECTIVO Y LA ADMINISTRACIÓN DEL CONOCIMIENTO.
No se puede perder de vista el profundo arraigo que tienen en nosotros esas imágenes de las que llegamos a ser esclavos sin darnos cuenta. Así lo afirma Immanuel Wallerstein, en su libro «La cultura como terreno de batalla ideológica del sistema mundial moderno.
Si nuestras utopías y distopías son construidas a partir de nuestras experiencias en la interacción con un entorno inmediato y globalizado, es entonces la construcción del entorno en si mismo el resultante de nuestras ideologías que demarcan las decisiones colectivas de manera sinérgica. Lo anterior nos lleva a destacar el grado de responsabilidad que cada ser tiene, en la construcción de su realidad.
Que papel juega entonces el Conocimiento en el mejoramiento de todo entorno cambiante?
El conocimiento mismo es riqueza en sí mismo, dicho conocimiento se centraliza en la relación de sus elementos, los cuales no pueden contarse como recursos aislados. Se fortalece en la interacción de quienes lo suman, y requiere de una orientación sistémica para su generación de valor.
Tanto en la organización como en todo entorno colectivo, es importante que exista un dialogo abierto y propositivo, donde se develen los modelos de pensamiento de quienes participan en él.
Es el Conocimiento que cada individuo adquiere a partir de sus experiencias, y de la interacción con su entorno, lo que construye valor en el tiempo, cuyo saber es la clave de la experiencia para mejorar estrategias, brindar corrección de errores y la conservación de fuentes de información confiable que fortalezca los procesos, ya que toda fragilidad hallada en una verdad, debe convertirse en motor para desear crecer en un constante conocimiento.
Somos elementos de generación de cambio, de mejoramiento y de producción.
LA INCIDENCIA DE LO SOCIAL EN LA CONDUCTA Y TENDENCIAS.
En la formacion de sociedad inciden y se reflejan los valores culturales, las costumbres y mentalidades, en que respecta a pautas de integración, de agrupación, de segregación, así como en la formulación de lo que es VALIDO, EXITOSO, VERGONZANTE O RECHAZABLE.
Las modalidades de organización familiar y su relación con el estrato y los recursos económicos, los imaginarios sobre el amor, las relaciones de familia, las concepciones sobre la amistad, lo que es diferente o despreciado, todo ello se concentra en la forma urbana y reconocerlo, es conocer la sociedad.
Estos principios sociales conforman y definen las relaciones, propician los conflictos y constituyen y determinan las formas espaciales.
LO QUE NO DECIMOS SE ESCUCHA Y GENERA IMPACTO. By: Marly Lobo Gines
Existe una problemática que pocos observamos en la cotidianidad, y en su inherencia representa un gran reto tanto para las sociedades, empresas y familias del siglo XXI, así como para las entidades educativas y gubernamentales, tal es la carencia que se presentan acerca de las habilidades para la asertibidad comunicativa social, las cuales están representadas en cómo algunos seres humanos, bien sean niños, jovenes, adultos y/o adultos mayores, se relacionan con su familia, empresa, compañeros y su entorno en general.
Los niños y jovenes que carecen de las apropiadas conductas sociales experimentan de alguna manera u otra en su futuro: Aislamiento Social, Rechazo, incapacidad para desarrollar la felicidad que pueden otros, encontrar en algunas actividades y situaciones.
Si miramos en un entorno global, una sociedad mayormente individualista, tecnificada y en cierta manera indiferente, se centra entonces la formulación en: ¿Qué podemos hacer para ayudar a desarrollar aquellas habilidades?. Para nadie es un secreto, y como lo he hablado en mis conferencias, talleres y artículos, "La Familia es la clave de todo comportamiento social". Tal como el hombre es construído a través de su entorno, contexto y lenguaje, desde pequeño, tal será el hombre que se enfrenta a una sociedad evolutiva, la calidad de sus actitudes para construir familias, grupos, empresas y naciónes.
Ésta es entonces una de las principales necesidades que se resaltan en la actualidad, ya que las habilidades de interactividad social han pasado a ser representadas por tecnologia que si bien, herramientas de crecimiento intelectual, economico y social, se constituyen en sí mismas, un reto para construír soluciones que respondan a todas aquellas barreras comunicacionales y sociológicas. La mala redacción, mala ortografía, incapacidad para hablar en público, miedos que causan incapacidad comunicativa para hacerse entender, entre muchas otras, son efectos colaterales de la calidad comunicativa y la interacción con el lenguaje simbólico que transfirió el contexto social bajo el cual se ha aprehendido.
Bien, el caso no es hablar de la influencia tecnológica en el desarrollo comunicacional de la sociedad, ya que sería un amplio, polémico y diversificado tema. El impulso que me lleva al presente artículo, aparte de ser un tema de trabajo pedagógico, es generar consciencia acerca de los mecanismos de respuesta, que como soluciones y auto-ayudas se pueden lograr implementar, a través de la efectiva comunicación desde el grupo familiar, al igual que desde el auto-trabajo personal.
Una de mis pasiones, a parte de conocer la incidencia en el comportamiento humano, es leer cada uno de sus lenguajes y saber interpretarlos, es conocer la efectividad de una asertiva y eficiente comunicación dentro de los estándares sociales, y su repercusión en el desarrollo personal de cada individuo, así como su alcance en el progreso de las diferentes áreas de la vida. Si bien para muchos es algo indiferente y trivial, el efecto de cada palabra es, a manera de generalizar, un efecto creativo y construccionista que implanta en el cerebro humano elementos de aceptación y/o negación, tal como es lo que implementamos, creamos y transferimos a través de nuestras palabras, gestos, y lenguaje corporal, será lo que vincula el medio a los resultados de nuestro interactuar y proceder.
- 2 - Begin with the End in Mind
- envision what you want in the future so that you know concretely what to make a reality.
- 3 - Put First Things First
- A manager must manage his own person. Personally. And managers should implement activities that aim to reach the second habit. Covey says that habit two is the mental creation; habit three is the physical creation.
EL TALENTO HUMANO Y SU INCIDENCIA EN LA ORGANIZACION
PERSPECTIVAS DEL TALENTO HUMANO Y SU IDONEIDAD EN LOS NEGOCIOS.
WE ARE THE PRODUCT OF OUR INFLUENCES..
I recently read a publication by Jeff Haden on linkedin, I find it interesting to note: we are the result of our influences, from whom we hear, whom we surround ourselves with and that speaks of who we as contacts in our social networks, twitter followers: why each person finds and follows the themes that interest and searches.
" If you see people in the list below you don't recognize or aren't following, check them out. We're all a product of our influences, so it only makes sense to improve both the quantity and the quality of the people we listen to"..
Then ask ourselves: who we are listening to the advice to make our decisions; where we are, the successes we achieved, or those who do not, yet they are the result of influences? and how to determine who should influence our findings, ways of thinking and future decisions?
We surround ourselves with people who influence us positively ... otherwise, the negative does not fit our life, and does not lead to success; we will go only in fall.
Look who follow and surround our leaders, our writers, our protagonists ideologies and thoughts ... consistency and coherence versus what they pursue, and the reality of what they choose.
Never a bad way, or bad decision, will lead us to a successful end. what are the non-negotiable principles in your life? many leaders today speak of success, but their lives are internally destroyed, sunk in vice, broken families, and/or terminal health status by their bad decisions that in a minute were not adequate.... that do not compensate what they talk.
The Author Writes: "This was a difficult category, because some authors have blogs on their company website, some authors publish blogs on large media networks, and some authors separate their blogs from their personal sites. The best metric we could think of was the number of unique websites linking to the author's blog as a measure of his or her reputation. We assumed that the more domains linking to a blog, the more popular the author must be. This resulted in a ranking of blogs".
Then we can say: what you still, talk about what you are...guard your reputation, it takes a lifetime to build..but a second to destroy...and a whole life so that it can recover.
Ideologies, beliefs, thoughts, vices, principles and values, addictions .. they are all manifest in your decisions, words and actions.
So. you may well qualify people for you, the occult always comes to light.
Care of your way and your success.
Thanks Jeff for your publication
The Difference Between Successful and Very Successful People
"I recently met with a capable and driven executive and asked him, “How are you?” He gave me a rapid-fire answer of all of the things he was doing: travelling, business updates, career changes and his children’s innumerable activities. It sounded like an intense but satisfying life.
Then I asked him again, “How are you really?” And the moment I did, he became emotional and the reality of his life just flooded out of him: his stress, his frustration of trying to juggle it all, his sense that he had no time to really think, or play with his children or enjoy any of it. The (cute) summary is this: his schedule was always filled but his life wasn’t fulfilled. What is less cute is the idea that he, and many of us, have been sold a bill of goods.
We’ve been sold on a heroic ideal of the uber-man and super-women who kill themselves saying yes to everyone, sleeping four hours a night and straining to fit everything in. How often have you heard people say, “I am so busy right now!” But it almost seemed like a back-door brag.
But it’s a bogus badge of honor. It suffocates our ability to think and create. It holds otherwise hard working, capable people back from our highest contribution. Below are a few of the myths of success that hold us back from becoming very successful".
Myth 1: Successful people say, "If I can fit it in, I should fit it in."
Truth: Very successful people are absurdly selective.
As Warren Buffet is credited with having said, “The difference between successful people and very successful people is that very successful people say no to almost everything.”
As I wrote in a piece for Harvard Business Review, this means, "Not just haphazardly saying no, but purposefully, deliberately, and strategically eliminating the nonessentials. Not just once a year as part of a planning meeting, but constantly reducing, focusing and simplifying. Not just getting rid of the obvious time wasters, but being willing to cut out really terrific opportunities as well. Few appear to have the courage to live this principle, which may be why it differentiates successful people and organizations from the very successful ones."
Myth 2: Successful people sleep four hours a night.
Truth: Very successful people rest well so they can be at peak performance.
In K. Anders Ericsson's famous study of violinists, popularized by Malcolm Gladwell as the "10,000 hour rule," Anders found that the best violinists spent more time practicing than the merely good students. What is less well known is that the second most important factor differentiating the best violinists from the good ones was actually sleep. The best violinists averaged 8.6 hours of sleep in every 24 hour period.
Myth 3: Successful people think play is a waste of time.
Truth: Very successful people see play as essential for creativity.
Just think of Sir Ken Robinson, who has made the study of creativity in school's his life's work. He has observed that instead of fueling creativity through play, schools actually kill it: "We have sold ourselves into a fast-food model of education, and it's impoverishing our spirit and our energies as much as fast food is depleting our physical bodies. Imagination is the source of every form of human achievement."
Myth 4: Successful people are the first ones to jump in with an answer.
Truth: Very successful people are powerful listeners.
As the saying goes, the people who talk the most don't always have the most to say. Powerful listeners get to the real story. They find the signal in the sound. They listen to what is not being said.
Myth 5: Successful people focus on what the competition is doing.
Truth: Very successful people focus on what they can do better.
The "winningest coach in America" is Larry Gelwix, the former Head of the Highland High School rugby team. His team won 418 games with only 10 losses in over 36 years. One of the key questions he challenged his players to ask was “What’s important now?" He didn't want his players getting distracted with what the other team was doing. He wanted them to play their own game.
Last week I took a tour of the Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, Massachusetts. One of the quotes there grabbed my attention. John F. Kennedy said, "The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie, deliberate, contrived and dishonest, but the myth, persistent, persuasive and unrealistic."
The myth here is celebrated in modern culture: it’s someone who is capable, driven and wants to win and be popular. They have been rewarded for their willingness to take it all on, fit it all in and just make it happen. They believe doing more is better than doing less. I call this type of person a Nonessentialist.
Still, there is a new hero in our story. She asks, “What is essential?” and is willing to eliminate everything else. He says no to the less important activities so they can give themselves fully to the few things that really matter. It is a path that takes courage. It may require making the tradeoff between short-term popularity and long-term respect. It leads to a greater sense of control and even joy. But as an added benefit it also seems to be the thing that distinguishes the successful from the very successful.