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Like others you have viewed in this YouTube series, Meg Wheatley is an outstanding organizational consultant. Among her major accomplishments include work on Action Learning with the US Army. View the two clips that feature Meg discussing engagement and conversation. Of the ten principles Meg speaks of which ones are most significant to you? Share your insight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM9THiUOpRw; (2:28)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRe9_m7xYJU&feature=related (0:54)

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This solution discusses a video of Meg Wheatley discussing ten important principles of organization management, and determines the most significant ones.

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Of the ten principles that Ms. Wheatley discusses the most significant ones to me include the concept that people support what they create. I've found it is key to create a community in order to successfully develop an idea into a sustainable project. By giving concerned parties a voice in the development of the idea it encourages people to take ownership and propel the concept ...

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