What "Wicked Problems" Actually Means — and Why the Term Matters for Your Organization

Every leadership team has used the phrase. Almost none of them mean what Rittel and Webber meant when they coined it — and that misunderstanding shapes how organizations allocate resources, define success, and measure progress.
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