Win#26 iceberg
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The document discusses management techniques using the metaphor of an iceberg, where most information is below the surface. It notes that people and companies often only show a small part of themselves publicly. The Hemingway iceberg technique in writing aims to convey more meaning by describing key events that elicit emotions, rather than every detail, allowing readers to infer more for themselves. This style is meant to make stories more immersive.
Win#26 iceberg
- 2. SUCCESS What we do and accomplish is only the tip of the iceberg of what's possible for us. (Les Brown)
- 3. WEB
- 4. DARK WEB
- 5. CULTURAL
- 6. HR Like icebergs, people normally expose only a small part of themselves, and generally just the part they wish to show. (Nikki Yanofsky)
- 7. MOTIVATION
- 8. CONSCIOUS vs SUBCONSCIOUS MIND
- 10. Company Culture
- 11. CHANGE
- 12. The way we say we get things done vs The way we really get things done.
- 13. The Hemingways Iceberg Technique The Hemingways Iceberg Technique is style of writing that is commonly used but seldom mastered. The technique is due to Ernest Hemingway who wrote his stories in a way in which most of the story should be under the surface. By not describing everything that happens, merely describing the key parts that lead to emotions and reactions, he could get the reader to think for himself and make the world of his story more immersive.