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VAN DOORN, Emilio

 
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Synopsis

What if the greatest risks to an organisation are not hidden—but simply no longer being noticed?

Organisations are surrounded by information. Reports are produced. Measures are tracked. Meetings are held. Assurance is provided.

And still, important things are missed.

Signals become familiar. Assumptions harden into facts. Gradual change becomes normal. Attention follows what is urgent rather than what is important. Sometimes the evidence was there all along; the organisation simply stopped seeing what it meant.

Seeing Clearly is about strengthening the organisational capacity to notice.

The first volume in the Intelligent Risk Series, it brings together 100 questions, provocations and reflections designed to challenge what organisations see, what they overlook and what they may have quietly learned not to notice.

It explores ten dimensions of organisational perception—from attention and weak signals to assumptions, evidence, blind spots and the ways familiarity can distort what appears normal.

This is not a book that needs to be read from beginning to end.

Open it anywhere.

Bring one page into an executive meeting. Use another to challenge a project assumption. Put a question to a leadership team. Take one into a workshop. Return to a page when something feels wrong but nobody can quite explain why.

Some questions will confirm what you already know.

Others may make something visible that was there all along.

Because organisations cannot respond intelligently to what they fail to see.

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