Show Notes
There is a type of expertise that nobody hired and nobody trained. It lives in the arrangement of the room.
Consider the agenda order and the distance between the screen and the person who always seems to know what to do next. Remove the individual, and the arrangement frequently produces a similar expert.
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In this episode, we examine Distributed Expertise — one of the most consequential and least studied phenomena in professional life.
We look at why organisations misread where their intelligence lives. We examine what happens when the arrangement changes and the expertise doesn't follow.
Finally, we share the three questions that reveal what the room has been doing all along.
The concept: Distributed Expertise. The phrase: They promoted the person.
When they should have studied the furniture.
The question: What in your environment is doing work that you are crediting to a person?
Approximately 22 minutes. No guests and no interruptions.
This is one idea, examined carefully. The Judgement Atlas — field notes on the quiet forces that shape professional decisions.
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