Complex Territorial Dispute
Imagine those two flamingos - who were actually fighging for the territory - were two rival team leaders in any big corporation...
Flamingo 1:
“Hi, just to align: I noticed you’ve been operating in our pond area without prior stakeholder involvement.”
Flamingo 2:
“Thanks for flagging. From my understanding, the pond was never formally assigned to your team.”
Flamingo 1:
“Interesting. Because historically, East Mud has been managed under our scope.”
Flamingo 2:
“I appreciate the historical context, but we’re trying to move away from silo thinking.”
Flamingo 1:
“Of course. I’m fully supportive of collaboration. I just want to avoid duplicated shrimp-related activities.”
Flamingo 2:
“Sure. But from a business perspective, it would be inefficient if one team controlled all shrimp streams.”
Flamingo 1:
“We are not controlling them. We are ensuring compliance.”
Flamingo 2:
“Right. And we are ensuring operational flexibility.”
Complex Territorial Dispute
Imagine those two flamingos - who were actually fighging for the territory - were two rival team leaders in any big corporation...
Flamingo 1:
“Hi, just to align: I noticed you’ve been operating in our pond area without prior stakeholder involvement.”
Flamingo 2:
“Thanks for flagging. From my understanding, the pond was never formally assigned to your team.”
Flamingo 1:
“Interesting. Because historically, East Mud has been managed under our scope.”
Flamingo 2:
“I appreciate the historical context, but we’re trying to move away from silo thinking.”
Flamingo 1:
“Of course. I’m fully supportive of collaboration. I just want to avoid duplicated shrimp-related activities.”
Flamingo 2:
“Sure. But from a business perspective, it would be inefficient if one team controlled all shrimp streams.”
Flamingo 1:
“We are not controlling them. We are ensuring compliance.”
Flamingo 2:
“Right. And we are ensuring operational flexibility.”