Incompleteness theorem
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Welcome to the Incompleteness theorem page
A theorem postulated by Kurt Gödel
The solution of a final problem in a closed system can never be found in the system itself, but only in a higher order system.
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| Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) |
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Self-steering teams
The theorem explains the root cause of all problems we experience with self-steering teams. They are a CAS (Complex Adaptive System), aka a system. If they can't or, worse, are not allowed to create a META system, they cannot solve the problems occurring in their team. We can't expect a smooth-running team if we only care about what they DO within the group.
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Strategy
Strategy is on every level of your organisation, especially on the highest level, no more or no less than a META system (beliefs) about interests, values and goals, able to create solutions for the operational problems occurring or the realisation of your dreams.