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Sparking new ways of seeing the dynamics of organizational life.

Sparking new ways of seeing the dynamics of organizational life.Sparking new ways of seeing the dynamics of organizational life.Sparking new ways of seeing the dynamics of organizational life.

Naming the contradictions and absurdities. 

Working with what they reveal.  

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Our Cultural Inquiry

Stacks of balanced stones on a rocky landscape under a cloudy sky.

This moment calls for it.

InSpark Group is a writing, and speaking practice investigating the dynamics that shape how organizations and institutions actually work. We host an inquiry and dialogue into what the contradictions, absurdity patterns, and the signals at play reveal about how people and living systems perceive, make meaning, adapt, and act.

Founded in 2005, InSpark grew out of two decades of work with leaders and institutions. Repeatedly, the same question surfaced: what happens when formal stories no longer match lived reality?


Through our inquiry we investigate the conditions that shape what systems can perceive, interpret, and act on. The work is for leaders, practitioners, and institutions who want to engage seriously with what is actually happening not just what the formal systems are reporting.

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The Workplace Absurdities Inquiry Continues

What are you noticing about the realities of modern work?


The 2027 Workplace Absurdities Report is taking shape, and we're inviting people working in and with organizations to share their experiences. We're particularly interested in the contradictions that have become normalized, the workarounds people rely on to keep things functioning, and what happens when someone tries to change the conditions. Your story could help reveal a larger pattern.


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Engagements Across 2 Decades

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Inquiry

Writing & Resources

Writing & Resources

Our inquiry explores how systemic contradictions generate early signals in language, behaviour, and organizational patterns.


Our work includes: 

2026 Workplace Absurdity Report and the Field Paper series.

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Writing & Resources

Writing & Resources

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 InSpark presents topics that help teams and institutions interpret emerging signals, strengthen orientation capacity, and navigate the conditions producing drift and disconnection during strategy development and execution. 

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