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Five Principles of Management in Chaos Theory 🚩 Rethinking Traditional Management Concepts Chaos theory carries the message for managers that organizations can no longer be managed through hierarchical goals or through predetermined logic. Managers must learn that events and changes emerge over time and know that managers themselves are also part of this change. Instead of planning and controlling in the traditional way, they must think about data creation of the change process. 🚩 The Art of Change Managers who try to create change in their organizations unconsciously deal with balancing processes. They feel resistance from their system to change but do not actually find the source of this resistance. Whenever resistance to change is observed, it should be noted that one or more hidden balancing processes are at work. This resistance is neither permanent nor fleeting nor mysterious, but arises from a fear of change in the organization's traditional norms and ways of doing things. Instead of increasing pressure to make changes in the organization and breaking down resistance, conscious leaders seek to find the sources of this resistance. 🚩 Small change, big impact Nonlinear systems in chaotic conditions are sensitive to small changes, and the smallest fluctuation in them is amplified in the overall system and can lead to large changes. Based on this characteristic in organizations, it should be kept in mind that large organizations do not need large organizations to make big changes, but by identifying sensitive and determining points and then making a small change, the organization is guided towards big changes. 🚩 The role of managers In chaotic systems, managers are only able to provide the conditions for the emergence of desirable gravity or to make changes to the parameters that affect the evolutionary process of the system, because in complex systems it is not possible to plan and accurately predict the operations of the system. In new organizations, concepts such as self-organization, learning organizations, self-managing groups, empowerment, and intelligent organizations are frequently heard. 🚩 The art of matching The form of the organization has an evolutionary nature and will reach the desired form over time. The shape of the organization is constantly changing from one aspect to another, and managers are faced with the challenge of adjusting organizational components in this process. Today, managers are faced with complex systems that have multiple, different, involved, and dynamic aspects. Therefore, using only one structure, one style, one attitude, and one strategy to lead the organization will not work. Therefore, managers must constantly adjust the shape of the organization in an appropriate and suitable way. 🔔 #Tip_of_the_day @PrMaB2 @PrMaB3

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This is the first time the project manager has adopted the scrum framework for the project execution. One of the team members asks the project manager when a Sprint is considered completed. What should be the project manager’s response?

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