System Archetypes - Management

System Archetypes - Management

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University

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The video tutorial explains the concept of archetypes as systemic patterns in organizations. It covers how these archetypes are used to diagram processes, identify deviations, and maintain balance or reinforce desired outcomes. Various types of system archetypes are discussed, including delay systems, limits to growth, and shifting the burden. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of archetypes in visualizing processes and achieving organizational goals.

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What is the purpose of diagramming processes in an organization?

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Explain the difference between balancing and reinforcing functions in system archetypes.

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What are some common examples of system archetypes mentioned in the text?

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Describe the 'Limits to Growth' archetype and its implications.

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What does the 'Shifting the Burden' archetype signify in organizational processes?

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How can the 'Eroding Goals' archetype affect an organization's performance?

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What are the consequences of 'Fixes that Fail' in management practices?

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