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Debunking The Myth Of Why Workers Need Managers - Forbes

Forbes Debunking The Myth Of Why Workers Need Managers Forbes Frederic Laloux's Reinventing Organizations(Nelson Parker, Mar 2014) recounts the success story of energy company AES in its early decades as a shining example of self-managing...
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Debunking The Myth Of Why Workers Need Managers - Forbes

Debunking The Myth Of Why Workers Need Managers - Forbes | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it
Frederic Laloux's book Reinventing Organizations explores the deep details of how organizations the world over have figured out how to succeed by leaving 'management' to the employees
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Self-managed companies: what “boss-less” firms can teach us - The National

Self-managed companies: what “boss-less” firms can teach us - The National | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it

Today, “hierarchical” and “authoritarian” are terms describing companies no one wants to work for any more. Look beyond the rhetoric, however, and you’ll find that most firms basically look the same at the structural level, relying primarily on authority hierarchies.



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With no bosses, how do Zappos employees get raises?

With no bosses, how do Zappos employees get raises? | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it
A workplace with no managers and no hierarchy — as Las Vegas-based retailer Zappos has recently become, to much media attention — brings up some immediate questions. Chief among them: Who decides how much anyone gets paid? The basic premise ...
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Richard Branson should beware the perils of peer control - The Guardian

Richard Branson should beware the perils of peer control - The Guardian | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it

Half Brazilian, half Austrian, Ricardo Semler runs one of the strangest companies in the world – though perhaps “runs” is the wrong verb. He recently held a party to celebrate 10 years of not making any decisions.

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