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Hike One, a digital product design firm in the Netherlands, is two years into their

Hike One, a digital product design firm in the Netherlands, is two years into their Holacracy adoption journey. Installing a new OS for our company: Part 4: Seven ideas to learn and improve. buff.ly Get better and better at Holacracy. Seven ideas to up your game. Sharing experiences from the Hike One Holacracy Journey

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If a company is self-managed, does that mean it doesn’t have leaders? Nope!

If a company is self-managed, does that mean it doesn’t have leaders? Nope! Good leadership is critical for the success of any organization. But leaderships looks very different without the trappings of conventional management. Leading through Holacracy buff.ly One of the misconceptions and hype of Holacracy is that there is no longer a need for

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Transparency is key. When ditching hierarchy, everyone has to have access to the same information

Transparency is key. When ditching hierarchy, everyone has to have access to the same information in order to be effective decision-makers in their roles. 10 Components that Successfully Abolished Hierarchy (in 70+ companies) buff.ly I recently flew to Lisbon to participate in a two-day talk and workshop led by Pablo Aretxabala and Jabi Salcedo from

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Is your company doing anything differently to adjust to remote work? Automattic,

Is your company doing anything differently to adjust to remote work? Automattic, the $3 billion company behind WordPress with acquisitions like WooCommerce and Tumblr, is fully remote. They know that recreating the office online is a hindrance to getting work done. Instead of being online 9am to 5pm with lots of meetings, communication is mostly

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