Museum Human

Innovation, Engagement, Leadership, and Other Workplace Fails, part 1

Is there something wrong with the idea of always innovating?

Robert J Weisberg

• 9 min read
a crumpled piece of paper and a paper airplane, as if the former was smoothed out into the latter
But just where are innovating museums flying to? (Photo by Matt Ridley / Unsplash)

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