iven that Growth was almost guaranteed and basically everybody willing to work would have a decent job with a decent pay thus providing prosperity to our society.

This was true in the years following right after WW II. With all the accumulated needs the economies of the western world literally

Many business owners and CEO’s of small and midsize businesses are wondering what’s going on in their business having it done all, and yet success is not where it is expected. That’s why many of them as well believe that they have a lot more potential than their real world results are showing.

If you are one of those leaders, let me tell you that you are absolutely right! What it takes is just recognizing the power of the Human Dimension.

What do I mean with “Human Dimension”?

The Human Dimension is probably the most unknown influential fact in our society, being totally underestimated in the best case and ignored in the worst case. This has mainly to do with the development of our society in the modern age towards a blind faith into technology believing that we had all the necessary tools at our hands.

In our modern age driven by the ever advancing technologies being available to us we lost contact to the human beings in charge of carrying out the day-to-day tasks in their working environment and beyond that in their daily lives. We made people believe that in our technology-driven society there is nothing, which could not be handled and managed. The promise was given that Growth was almost guaranteed and basically everybody willing to work would have a decent job with a decent pay thus providing prosperity to our society.

This was true in the years following right after WW II. With all the accumulated needs the economies of the western world literally s

If you are one of those leaders, let me tell you that you are absolutely right! What it takes is just recognizing the power of the Human Dimension.

What do I mean with “Human Dimension”?

The Human Dimension is probably the most unknown influential fact in our society, being totally underestimated in the best case and ignored in the worst case. This has mainly to do with the development of our society in the modern age towards a blind faith into technology believing that we had all the necessary tools at our hands.

In our modern age driven by the ever advancing technologies being available to us we lost contact to the human beings in charge of carrying out the day-to-day tasks in their working environment and beyond that in their daily lives. We made people believe that in our technology-driven society there is nothing, which could not be handled and managed. The promise was given that Growth was almost guaranteed and basically everybody willing to work would have a decent job with a decent pay thus providing prosperity to our society.

This was true in the years following right after WW II. With all the accumulated needs the economies of the western world literally

timated in the best case and ignored in the worst case. This has mainly to do with the development of our society in the modern age towards a blind faith into technology believing that we had all the necessary tools at our hands.

In our modern age driven by the ever advancing technologies being available to us we lost contact to the human beings in charge of carrying out the day-to-day tasks in their working environment and beyond that in their daily lives. We made people believe that in our technology-driven society there is nothing, which could not be handled and managed. The promise was given that Growth was almost guaranteed and basically everybody willing to work would have a decent job with a decent pay thus providing prosperity to our society.

This was true in the years following right after WW II. With all the accumulated needs the economies of the western world literally

available to us we lost contact to the human beings in charge of carrying out the day-to-day tasks in their working environment and beyond that in their daily lives. We made people believe that in our technology-driven society there is nothing, which could not be handled and managed. The promise was given that Growth was almost guaranteed and basically everybody willing to work would have a decent job with a decent pay thus providing prosperity to our society.

This was true in the years following right after WW II. With all the accumulated needs the economies of the western world literally

iven that Growth was almost guaranteed and basically everybody willing to work would have a decent job with a decent pay thus providing prosperity to our society.

This was true in the years following right after WW II. With all the accumulated needs the economies of the western world literally sky-rocketed. The governments in the different countries were able to provide sometimes vast networks of social security.

But soon the first roadblocks appeared and the system started to stumble as many of us still recall. Nevertheless nothing but cosmetic changes were done, telling people that this temporary economic glitch would soon be overcome. Instead unemployment started to grow and reaching numbers never before expected. But our leaders still believed in the concept of the ever growing economy, responding to crisis with huge cost cutting programs, subsequent lay-offs and other collateral damage.

In order to do damage control and go back on course methods of modern management were introduced to deal with the growing challenges. Processes were created, so complex even for mere administrative tasks, because we believe that control down to the nitty-gritty detail is mandatory to exclude an even remote chance of human error. Astonishing enough we are not quite successful with it, but relentlessly pursue our route. Even facing the fact that errors and mistakes made by human beings in the process didn’t diminish at all, seemed not to concern anybody at all.

What we got is