small issues

Gy örgy Beck gbeck at BECKGROUND.HU
Tue Feb 20 00:55:38 PST 2001


Dear Chris,

The idea of "small issue" is so obvious, that I should have known it by
myself on the basis of earlier experience. It really helped a lot.
Though it reminds me a saying: "We agreed with my wife that she decides in
the small issues and I will decide the big ones. There are not big issues
in our marriage." :-)))

To apply it to an organization: It would worth to talk about the "small
issues" in an organization. The change is always painful. And the question
for me is, how can people have accepted the pain, when they have rather a
lot of weapons to defend themselves against it.

Another saying: "There is not such a thing that being pregnant a little
bit." :-)

It is a real question, if the "small leap" would be in terms of number of
people concerned, a partial issue of the organization, or what. Let me
invite everybody to contribute. To be honest, I don't have a good answer.

Gyuri

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