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What to do in the face of “We tried that and it didn’t work.”
Maybe your original idea wasn’t so great. Or maybe it was. Often, the failure isn’t a fault with the idea, but with the incentives and feedback mechanisms you implemented. Maybe you should try again. The story of “Charity Flights” A … Continue reading
Posted in Management, Social Entrepreneurship
Tagged change, feedback mechanisms, social change, social entrepreneurship
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