Being a Better Resister

Dale Emery <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.culture.business.resistance-as-a-resource
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Ron,

 > I find it most (sometimes) entertaining to see how resistence
 > is most efficiently fostered when managers want to avoid
 > resistence.  I've also observed the ways my resistence (and
 > that of others) is poorly handled.

Can you give an example or two of these things?

 > Very curious to see how the conversations take shape.

Me too.  Feel free, any of you, to start up whatever conversation 
you'd like to have.

 > I would like to better understand the whole idea of making
 > effective use of resistance so that I can be a better resister
 > and help managers with whom I interact to make better use of
 > the resistance they encounter.

In what ways would you like to be a better resister?

 > We have a 3-year old son who is a master of resistance -- and I
 > can't figure out how to make it a resource :-)

Well, 3-year-olds are certainly out of /my/ league!

Dale

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