Short talk (YouTube video) by David Jenyns contrasting organisational stability with resilience. The speaker argues that companies built for stability merely survive hardships, whereas resilient companies adapt to new technologies, cultures, politics, and tastes and emerge stronger after crises.
Companies that are built for stability. Yes, they're able to weather storms, but they don't come out stronger or better. They just come out. They get through. Building a company for resilience means that you go into darkness, but you're actually able to adapt for new times. New technologies, new cultures, new politics, new tastes. And you come actually out of the hard times stronger than you went in.
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