There are instances where the evolution of our environment takes place without rules. There are no set patterns to follow, no restrictions, and no reward. Our experience depends on our attention, action, and comprehension of the results.
Actions continue or change based on how we understand the experience of carrying those out. If we feel happy and satisfied by performing the acts and if the results seem acceptable, there is a strong chance we might continue the actions.
An unstructured environment thus brings an element of surprise, newness, and lack of discipline in many evolving natures of certain aspects of intense work areas. It reflects intensely busy yet inefficient transacting, interacting, and deciding methods.
It is so because it needs more structure in organizing the required steps for getting something done. It needs a system for decision-making. This work involves doing learning-tuning-repeating. The repeatability of results in such an environment is never guaranteed.
These areas benefit from a structural overhaul that organizes information, draws out coherent understanding, and demands reorganization in the flow of information and structure around decision-making.
The key is to understand the environment we are in.
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