The Spiral analysis provides a development perspective, a time frame and an orientation to change, missing from the analysis of .
The spiral can help managers and leaders grasp distinctive forms of working and ways of handling people and groups. It is possible to promote improvement by de-emphasizing systematic progression and simply applying the principles.
Two examples are provided here:
All leaders look to get the maximum cooperation to produce desired results. But what is involved in «
»?The Spiral Framework is diachronic: its Modes evolve in Stages and develop through time. However,the Framework also provides the basis for identifying a Tree which provides a synchronic view. In the Tree, the Stages become Levels that interact and influence each other continuously.
By applying a dynamic duality, we can see how the "3 Cs" of the watershed Stage-4: cooperation, consensus & collaboration are operated (largely unconsciously) at any moment in time.
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