James G. March

The Ambiguities of Experience

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ISBN 13:: 9780801448775
author:: James G. March
format:: HardBack
publisher:: Cornell University Press
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2010
Pages:: 168
Dimensions:: 12.7 x 1.52 x 19.05 centimetres
Genre:: Nonfiction, Social Sciences, Sociology,
Condition:: New
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The Ambiguities of Experience by James G. March explores the role of experience in creating intelligence, particularly in organizations. While some view experience as the best teacher, others warn that it can be the teacher of fools, unable or unwilling to learn from accumulated knowledge or expert guidance. Experience is often seen as a double-edged concept: on one hand, it provides valuable insights and lessons; on the other hand, it can lead to mistakes and poor decision-making. March examines this paradox and asks whether experience should play a significant role in creating intelligence, particularly in organizations. Ultimately, the value of experience depends on how it is interpreted and applied. This book delves into the complexities of experience and its relationship with intelligence, offering insights that are relevant to both individuals and organizations.

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