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This blog is part of a series in which Steven Shorrock, an interdisciplinary humanistic, systems and design practitioner, outlines seven ‘archetypes of human work’. This blog looks specifically at 'The Messy Reality' archetype, which is characterised by adjustments, adaptations, variations, trade-offs, compromises and workarounds that are hard to prescribe and hard to identify, but that can become accepted and unremarkable for insiders. Steven examines what 'The Messy Reality' is, why it exists and highlights some examples from the aviation and healthcare industries.
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