Tag: organizational change

• Letters to Versailles

  

  Photo by Jessica Kantak Bailey on Unsplash There is something almost unfair about seeing Versailles for the first time. We arrive knowing how the story ends. We know about bread and debt, revolution and executions. We know the monarchy will fall, just as we know the palace will eventually become something closer to a monument…

  Dom

  August 30, 2026

  Leadership & Teamwork, organizational design

  bureaucracy, communication strategy, complexity, corporate culture, decision making, executive leadership, feedback loops, governance, History, information flow, institutional design, Leadership, Management, organizational behavior, organizational change, organizational communication, organizational design, organizational silos, Philosophy, strategic alignment, systems architecture, systems thinking

• The Shape of Command

  

  Photo by Austin on Unsplash Newton did not begin with equations. He began with a more irritating problem: something in the world was clearly shaping motion, but the thing itself could not always be seen. An object resisted acceleration, and from that resistance mass had to be inferred. A body remained at rest, or stayed…

  Dom

  March 15, 2026

  Leadership & Teamwork, Management

  architecture, Business, decision-making, Leadership, leverage, Management, operations, organizational behavior, organizational change, organizational design, platform leadership, stewardship, Strategy, systems thinking, technical leadership