
Does Your Organization Suffer From "Epistemic Rigidity?"
From Leaders Last by Dr. David Robertson
December 16, 2024 · 9 min
About this episode
This episode discusses Epistemic Rigidity Theory and its implications for leadership and organizational perspectives.
Have you ever wondered why we get stuck or why some people just refuse to see another point of view? In this episode of "Leaders Last," I'll share my Epistemic Rigidity Theory and why it's important to know. Podcast Overview: “Leaders Last” is your go-to podcast for comprehensive insights on leadership. Hosted by Dr. David M. Robertson, a leaderologist and advocate for the leadership industry, this podcast covers a wide range of topics, including: Leadership Training and Executive Coaching Organizational and Personal Development Team Building and Communication Skills Strategic Planning and Problem-Solving Decision-making and Time Leadership Motivation and Emotional Intelligence Conflict Resolution and Creativity Innovation and Change Management Delegation and Vision Call to Action: Thank you for listening to “Leaders Last.” If you’re a leadership professional, visit NLAInfo.org to join a community dedicated to reclaiming the discipline of leadership. Servitus non est dux
People in this episode
Host: Dr. David Robertson
Topics covered
- Epistemic Rigidity
- Leadership
- Organizational Development
- Decision-making
- Communication Skills
Keywords
- Epistemic Rigidity
- leadership
- organizational development
- decision-making
- communication
Mentioned in this episode
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