Pecha Kucha Seattle by Sandy Cioffi

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Pecha Kucha Seattle

Published on Nov 21, 2015

Truth Be Told: Designing Leaders Who Listen Created for Seattle Design Conference Pecha Kucha at the Seattle Public Libraries Fall 2014.

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Prologue

Truth and leadership

Photo by andymangold

where are our leaders?

defining the problem

Photo by Genista

Where are we?

It's always the story, stupid: stupid story

Photo by laynasaur

Waiting for the third act

the original ending

variation and context

how is this related to designing leadership in public?

"He cared nothing about reviewing his soldiers, going to the theatre, or going for a ride in his carriage, except to show off his new clothes."

Photo by IAEA Imagebank

The feedback loop

Photo by stoic

make it possible

tell me the truth

Photo by abardwell

"If I wore them I would
be able to discover which men in my empire are
unfit for their posts.
And I could tell the
wise men from the fools."

10.

con men are transactional

11.

self-imposed?

The price of speech

Photo by DanielJames

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"The whole town knew
about the cloth's peculiar power, and all were impatient to find out how stupid their neighbors were."

13.

the inner circle

14.

Stating the obvious

careful not to romanticize it

Photo by Joe Shlabotnik

15.

it's always the cover-up!

Photo by Muffet

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to the parade on time

how did this happen?

17.

Heard loud and clear?

now what

18.

new ending

solving the crisis of imagination

Photo by laszlo-photo

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Incentives to tell the truth

make it possible to be told

20.

Designing leadership

a story of possibility

Photo by Elvert Barnes

Sandy Cioffi

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