Institutional change
Notes on transformation within public institutions, organizations, and governance structures.
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This is Part 3 of “What Lies Beneath”, a five-part public service “thriller” series following Scott* while exploring the concept of administrative truth: what it is, how it works, where it breaks down, and what better-designed systems could look like for people and public servants. Read the intro here. In Part 1 we explored how a person’s ground…
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This is Part 2 of “What Lies Beneath”, a five-part public service “thriller” series following Scott while exploring the concept of administrative truth: what it is, how it works, where it breaks down, and what better-designed systems could look like for people and public servants. Read the intro and Part 1. Scott’s* Record of Employment (ROE) is…
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This is Part 1 of “What Lies Beneath”, a five-part public service “thriller” series exploring administrative truth: what it is, how it works, where it breaks down, and what better-designed systems could look like for people and public servants. Read the intro here. Scott is 44*. He has worked in construction for twenty years, most…
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Hello! Glad you found Un/Stated. I’m launching a new 5-part essay series called: “Administrative Truth: What Lies Beneath”. Sounds like a public service thriller, right? Maybe it is. (PS. Part 1 is online now!) The Moment From a citizen perspective we’ve all been there. You try and get a government service that you think you…
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So I did a thing, or two. I started a new website because I missed having a place of my own to ponder out loud about things that deeply interest me, and would benefit from discussion. So to kick things off, I wrote a 5-part public service thriller, because why not? No, just joking. Well,…