Many companies aim to "become agile" to reduce bureaucracy and make faster, better decisions. However, they mistakenly see agility as a fixed goal and implement it like a traditional project with detailed planning and timelines. True agility means continuously adapting and improving to respond to the unknown, not reaching a static state. Companies should focus on organizing for continuous adaptation and improvement.
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