- 24.05.2025
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Diagnosing Institutional Resistance: Emotional Intelligence in Business Education
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A storm brews in the heart of every organization that dares to innovate—a tempest where the soothing lull of stability meets the electrifying current of transformation. Picture a stage where each department clings to its order, employees cherishing their tried-and-true routines, even as the company, breathless with anticipation, proclaims a new future. Here is where the two titans—the thirst for stability and the hunger for reinvention—lock horns, each threatening to unravel the other's dominion.
Let’s not sugarcoat it: running a collective project is less like a symphony and more like trying to tune a piano during a stampede. The bigger your ambitions—building a dream park, scaling an enterprise, reinventing your own routine—the more violently you crash into the brick wall of institutional chaos. Imagine trying to plant a single tree, and suddenly you’re wrestling with a tangle of committees, managers with conflicting agendas, and an avalanche of paperwork that mutates by the hour. The more participants you pack into this circus, the messier it gets: each department paces in its own parade, development stumbles instead of marching forward, and administrative logjams multiply like rabbits left unchecked.
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