PAPod 617 - Rome Wasn't Built at 8 a.m.: The Case Against Immediate Improvement
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PAPod 617 - Rome Wasn't Built at 8 a.m.: The Case Against Immediate Improvement
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This episode argues that meaningful improvement rarely happens overnight. Big-bang rollouts and sudden change cause chaos, bugs, and unintended consequences, while slow, incremental implementations let organizations prototype, find hidden flaws, build buy-in, and protect core operations.
The host reflects on a difficult personal week and reminds listeners that steady, small steps — passo y paso — are the reliable path to safer, more resilient organizations. Be kind, be patient, and be safe.
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