Polymorphism at Work: A Radical New Way to Think About Organizations
Hosted by
Mervyn Dinnen
Work & Workforce Analyst | Author | HR Means Business Podcast Host | Top 100 HR Tech Influencer
About this episode
Polymorphism at Work: A Radical New Way to Think About Organizations
Hosts: Mervyn Dinnen
Guest: Perry Timms, Chief Energy Officer and Founder: People & Transformational HR Ltd
Summary
In this episode of the HR Means Business podcast, host Mervyn Dinnen interviews Perry Timms, a thought leader in HR, about the concept of polymorphic organizations. Timms explains that polymorphism refers to the ability of organizations to adapt and change their structure and processes in response to varying demands and data. They discuss the importance of moving away from traditional, rigid organizational models to more fluid and adaptive approaches that can better meet the challenges of the modern business landscape. The conversation also touches on the role of leadership in fostering this adaptability, the implications for traditional industries, and the steps organizations can take to begin their transformation towards a polymorphic model.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Polymorphic Organisations
05:20 Understanding Polymorphism in Organisations
09:40 The Shift from Traditional to Adaptive Models
14:38 Leadership in a Polymorphic World
20:10 The Impact on Business Metrics and Shareholders
24:02 Implementing Change in SMEs
27:34 Resources for Further Learning
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