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From the brilliant John Hagel at Edge Perspectives:
"In a perverse way, geographic spikes and firms face opposite challenges. As spikes form and achieve critical mass, network effects begin to take over and a virtuous cycle emerges – the more people that participate in the spike, the more valuable the spike becomes as a source of talent development. In contrast, the larger the firm becomes, the more difficult it is to sustain high growth rates and the more likely that inertial forces will take over and limit the potential for talent development, setting in motion a vicious cycle – talent tends to leave to seek out more hospitable homes and growth slows even further. The winners in the global economy will be the firms that can find ways to break this vicious cycle and harness network effects for talent development both within and across firms." More
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