In her session ‘Decentralising leadership: a story of Holacracy in practice’ Sandy will share her story of implementing Holacracy at a New Zealand tech company, whose CTO gave her a one-line instruction: “I’d like you to make it happen.”
How I Tried holacracy and Lived to Tell the TaleSandy Mamoli
This is the story of introducing holacracy at a New Zealand tech company, whose CTO gave Sandy a one-line instruction: “I’d like you to make it happen.”
Come along and learn from Sandy Mamoli’s successes and failures in her team’s quest to create a truly self-organising organisation. Learn what worked and what didn’t, and find out how the team resolved the question of whether they had joined a cult or actually improved their business.
In traditional business enterprises, supervisors and managers need to get approval for any decision. This causes delay and stagnation. Using holacracy, decisions are made based on collaboration with peers who have insight and knowledge of the problem and the solution. Information can be extracted to make a sound business decision. This engages everyone to take ownership of the problem so that business can succeed without delay. Management sets the boundaries and limitations so that the organization is not placed into jeopardy. This a new way of thinking so that the human talent is engaged and empowered, companies are more profitable, and customers are satisfied with the improve delivery of service or output of product. In the health and safety consulting business, our staff of CIHs and CSPs define the problems and develop the solutions so that business can be more sustainable by lowering their risk and limiting their liability. It also helps meet regulatory obligations and insurance requirements.
Playing with hierarchies and circles - Experimenting holacracyAlexandra Lederer
In May 2011, I thought about experimenting a new concept to get things done in the L&D space: engage different experts to deliver outcomes, with no hierarchical reporting, no minimum required contributions and no monetary reward. On paper it looked like it was doomed to fail.
By end the end of 2012 the results were mind blowing and kept improving in 2013, so in March 2014, I thought to extend this concept of 'circles' to drive employee engagement and develop a relevant employee value proposition for our staff.
In Oct 2014, I've been told this may be called 'holacracy' - one of the latest management trend - an approach where we "grant special protection to employees to experiment with ideas. It is governance of the organization, through the people, for the purpose. It enables the organization to find and express its deepest creative capacity."
Presented at Organisational Learning Consortium, Sydney 26 November 2014.
Special thanks to Guillaume Kozinski and Marie O'Brien for their inspiring guidance and support, Fiona McCallum and Andy Brown for trusting me with this experiment.
Holacracy® can be described as an ‘operating system’ for organizations. An alternative for the traditional hierarchy. It supports purpose-driven organizations with structured and efficient meetings, clarity on roles and how decisions are made and how power is distributed. With Holacracy anyone from anywhere in the organization can rapidly process any tension into positive change. It’s an agile approach to organizational governance and development.
Self-organization case study blinkist & zalando technologyTobias Leonhardt
Why we made it lighter: A case study of how to adopt self-organizing frameworks like holacracy, sociocray and enrich it with agile & lean principles as well as the integral theory. Real life examples from Blinkist and Zalando Technology
Holacracy, another management hype? Practical perspective after 2 years.RubZie
Presentation given at Agile in Business in Warsaw, Poland in Sept 2014. About my experience with running my company Springest with Holacracy as it's organisational "operating system". Lots of practical tips and challenges, plus hopefully some demystifying the hype of Holacracy :)
How I Tried holacracy and Lived to Tell the TaleSandy Mamoli
This is the story of introducing holacracy at a New Zealand tech company, whose CTO gave Sandy a one-line instruction: “I’d like you to make it happen.”
Come along and learn from Sandy Mamoli’s successes and failures in her team’s quest to create a truly self-organising organisation. Learn what worked and what didn’t, and find out how the team resolved the question of whether they had joined a cult or actually improved their business.
In traditional business enterprises, supervisors and managers need to get approval for any decision. This causes delay and stagnation. Using holacracy, decisions are made based on collaboration with peers who have insight and knowledge of the problem and the solution. Information can be extracted to make a sound business decision. This engages everyone to take ownership of the problem so that business can succeed without delay. Management sets the boundaries and limitations so that the organization is not placed into jeopardy. This a new way of thinking so that the human talent is engaged and empowered, companies are more profitable, and customers are satisfied with the improve delivery of service or output of product. In the health and safety consulting business, our staff of CIHs and CSPs define the problems and develop the solutions so that business can be more sustainable by lowering their risk and limiting their liability. It also helps meet regulatory obligations and insurance requirements.
Playing with hierarchies and circles - Experimenting holacracyAlexandra Lederer
In May 2011, I thought about experimenting a new concept to get things done in the L&D space: engage different experts to deliver outcomes, with no hierarchical reporting, no minimum required contributions and no monetary reward. On paper it looked like it was doomed to fail.
By end the end of 2012 the results were mind blowing and kept improving in 2013, so in March 2014, I thought to extend this concept of 'circles' to drive employee engagement and develop a relevant employee value proposition for our staff.
In Oct 2014, I've been told this may be called 'holacracy' - one of the latest management trend - an approach where we "grant special protection to employees to experiment with ideas. It is governance of the organization, through the people, for the purpose. It enables the organization to find and express its deepest creative capacity."
Presented at Organisational Learning Consortium, Sydney 26 November 2014.
Special thanks to Guillaume Kozinski and Marie O'Brien for their inspiring guidance and support, Fiona McCallum and Andy Brown for trusting me with this experiment.
Holacracy® can be described as an ‘operating system’ for organizations. An alternative for the traditional hierarchy. It supports purpose-driven organizations with structured and efficient meetings, clarity on roles and how decisions are made and how power is distributed. With Holacracy anyone from anywhere in the organization can rapidly process any tension into positive change. It’s an agile approach to organizational governance and development.
Self-organization case study blinkist & zalando technologyTobias Leonhardt
Why we made it lighter: A case study of how to adopt self-organizing frameworks like holacracy, sociocray and enrich it with agile & lean principles as well as the integral theory. Real life examples from Blinkist and Zalando Technology
Holacracy, another management hype? Practical perspective after 2 years.RubZie
Presentation given at Agile in Business in Warsaw, Poland in Sept 2014. About my experience with running my company Springest with Holacracy as it's organisational "operating system". Lots of practical tips and challenges, plus hopefully some demystifying the hype of Holacracy :)
3 steps to implement holacracy in your companyKozo Takei
Since 2007, we DIAMOND MEDIA has been Holacracy model organization. We built a Holacratic management and operating system by ourselves. We finally found the way to implement holacracy in your company only in 3 steps.
Special thanks; Sylvain Pierre, Thomas Rodriguez.
Сегодня целеустремленные сотрудники требуют от организаций осмысленных и интересных задач, а заказчики — качественных продуктов и услуг. Для коммерческих компаний лозунг «адаптируйся или умри» никогда не был столь актуальным. Самоорганизация широко используется как способ достижения гибкости. Но как применить ее ко всей организации и как убедиться в том, что результат достигнут и организация стала эффективной? Как перейти от делегирования к распределенной ответственности? И от процедур к прозрачной оценке эффективности?
Цель этого доклада — дать представление о том, как Холакратия может помочь построить самоорганизующуюся и целеустремленную компанию.
05. Changing minds - interdisciplinary tools for behaviour changeMatt Postles
Behaviour change expert Dr. Fiona Spotswood outlines the key perspectives and assumptions we make when designing behaviour change interventions and introduces practical interdisciplinary tools for avoiding the pitfalls.
What does the english longbow have to do with your strategy? Tom Hood and Ed Kless have discovered the secrets to high performing firms and how to create inspiring workplaces that engage people and outperform the competition.
This presentation was sponsored by Sage North America for the IPBC Conference in Niagara Falls, Canada.
Ed & Tom have researched the greatest strategy thinkers of our time and synthesized it in an actionable and entertaining format. Learn how Tom Peters, Jim Collins, Simon Sinek, and even Peter Drucker all emphasized the same key points for success. The confusion is that the Hard is Soft and the Soft is Hard (thanks to Tom Peters).
My talk from the Creative Summit 2015. #cresum15
Work sucks. Despite exponential innovation in technology, the way in which we work and organize haven't fundamentally changed in 50 years. What lessons can we learn from naturally occurring complex adaptive systems (cities, ant colonies, your immune system)? What practices should we take from the most responsive companies of today?
Reinventing the way human organizations workEmanuele Musa
"Many founders of organizations, leaders, employees, coaches, and advisors sense that something is broken in the way we run organizations today and feel that something entirely different is called for…… but wonder what that might be."
The presentation showcases a new set of management principles and practices, that has inspired thousands of organizations throughout the world to take a radical leap, and become places of passion and purpose, capable of providing an environment wherein people feel free to fully express themselves, bringing unprecedented levels of energy, passion, and creativity to work.
Based on the work of Frederic Laloux, Ricardo Semler, Michael Pirson, Isaac Getz, Don Beck, Bruce Schneider, the presentaiton aims to invent a more powerful, more soulful, more meaningful way to work together, if only we change our belief system.
VUCA Stands for Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity and often used to describe the new normal of today's business environment. The CPA Vision Project in 1998 identified many of these changes - this presentation talks about "now what"?
What changes to leadership and strategy have come from this VUCA world and what are accounting and finance leaders supposed to do. Collaboration combined with new skills is the answer.
KEY CONCEPT
Many organizations struggle to keep up because their culture, mindset and processes are designed for a Complicated domain (in Cynefin terms), whereas Agile is Business in Complexity.
ABSTRACT
How is it like for a manager to work in an environment where knowing the past will hardly help foresee the future? An environment where unpredictability and change are, in fact, the only constant? And how does this affect -- and is affected by -- the kind of intellectual work that is the true asset many organizations have, these days, to generate value?
In this talk we'll see how living and operating in the 21st century calls for a whole new set of skills for managers and how, most relevantly, calls for a mindset that's slightly different from the one we got used to in past decades.
We'll talk about the connection between mindset, complexity and agility; and you'll get some practical advice that can help you operate better in these domains.
5 Reasons Why Holacracy is Failing. Is it Time to Say Goodbye to Holacracy (a...Sage HR
Holacracy is a self-management principle founded on interconnectedness. The term was first coined in 2007 by Brian Roberts but the idea has been around for centuries.
It's only been a couple of years since Zappos adopted Holacracy. But it seems that everyone is eager to learn about the results of Hsieh's experiment. Latest speculations (mostly from the press) suggest that Holacracy is failing.
Is it?
Or maybe it only needs more time to prove its worth?
In this Slideshare story deck, we present 5 main reasons why many experts think that Holacracy is failing. And of course to make it a fair fight, we are also proud to show one big reason why we need to give Holacracy more time.
Hope you'll find this information useful!
- - -
Visit our blog for more > > > cake.hr/blog
Speaker Slides: Bringing Agile Management to International DevelopmentMorgan Johnson
Speaker slides from the workshop Bringing Agile Management to International Development hosted by OnFrontiers in Washington DC, July 16, 2019 at the Eaton Hotel.
3 steps to implement holacracy in your companyKozo Takei
Since 2007, we DIAMOND MEDIA has been Holacracy model organization. We built a Holacratic management and operating system by ourselves. We finally found the way to implement holacracy in your company only in 3 steps.
Special thanks; Sylvain Pierre, Thomas Rodriguez.
Сегодня целеустремленные сотрудники требуют от организаций осмысленных и интересных задач, а заказчики — качественных продуктов и услуг. Для коммерческих компаний лозунг «адаптируйся или умри» никогда не был столь актуальным. Самоорганизация широко используется как способ достижения гибкости. Но как применить ее ко всей организации и как убедиться в том, что результат достигнут и организация стала эффективной? Как перейти от делегирования к распределенной ответственности? И от процедур к прозрачной оценке эффективности?
Цель этого доклада — дать представление о том, как Холакратия может помочь построить самоорганизующуюся и целеустремленную компанию.
05. Changing minds - interdisciplinary tools for behaviour changeMatt Postles
Behaviour change expert Dr. Fiona Spotswood outlines the key perspectives and assumptions we make when designing behaviour change interventions and introduces practical interdisciplinary tools for avoiding the pitfalls.
What does the english longbow have to do with your strategy? Tom Hood and Ed Kless have discovered the secrets to high performing firms and how to create inspiring workplaces that engage people and outperform the competition.
This presentation was sponsored by Sage North America for the IPBC Conference in Niagara Falls, Canada.
Ed & Tom have researched the greatest strategy thinkers of our time and synthesized it in an actionable and entertaining format. Learn how Tom Peters, Jim Collins, Simon Sinek, and even Peter Drucker all emphasized the same key points for success. The confusion is that the Hard is Soft and the Soft is Hard (thanks to Tom Peters).
My talk from the Creative Summit 2015. #cresum15
Work sucks. Despite exponential innovation in technology, the way in which we work and organize haven't fundamentally changed in 50 years. What lessons can we learn from naturally occurring complex adaptive systems (cities, ant colonies, your immune system)? What practices should we take from the most responsive companies of today?
Reinventing the way human organizations workEmanuele Musa
"Many founders of organizations, leaders, employees, coaches, and advisors sense that something is broken in the way we run organizations today and feel that something entirely different is called for…… but wonder what that might be."
The presentation showcases a new set of management principles and practices, that has inspired thousands of organizations throughout the world to take a radical leap, and become places of passion and purpose, capable of providing an environment wherein people feel free to fully express themselves, bringing unprecedented levels of energy, passion, and creativity to work.
Based on the work of Frederic Laloux, Ricardo Semler, Michael Pirson, Isaac Getz, Don Beck, Bruce Schneider, the presentaiton aims to invent a more powerful, more soulful, more meaningful way to work together, if only we change our belief system.
VUCA Stands for Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity and often used to describe the new normal of today's business environment. The CPA Vision Project in 1998 identified many of these changes - this presentation talks about "now what"?
What changes to leadership and strategy have come from this VUCA world and what are accounting and finance leaders supposed to do. Collaboration combined with new skills is the answer.
KEY CONCEPT
Many organizations struggle to keep up because their culture, mindset and processes are designed for a Complicated domain (in Cynefin terms), whereas Agile is Business in Complexity.
ABSTRACT
How is it like for a manager to work in an environment where knowing the past will hardly help foresee the future? An environment where unpredictability and change are, in fact, the only constant? And how does this affect -- and is affected by -- the kind of intellectual work that is the true asset many organizations have, these days, to generate value?
In this talk we'll see how living and operating in the 21st century calls for a whole new set of skills for managers and how, most relevantly, calls for a mindset that's slightly different from the one we got used to in past decades.
We'll talk about the connection between mindset, complexity and agility; and you'll get some practical advice that can help you operate better in these domains.
5 Reasons Why Holacracy is Failing. Is it Time to Say Goodbye to Holacracy (a...Sage HR
Holacracy is a self-management principle founded on interconnectedness. The term was first coined in 2007 by Brian Roberts but the idea has been around for centuries.
It's only been a couple of years since Zappos adopted Holacracy. But it seems that everyone is eager to learn about the results of Hsieh's experiment. Latest speculations (mostly from the press) suggest that Holacracy is failing.
Is it?
Or maybe it only needs more time to prove its worth?
In this Slideshare story deck, we present 5 main reasons why many experts think that Holacracy is failing. And of course to make it a fair fight, we are also proud to show one big reason why we need to give Holacracy more time.
Hope you'll find this information useful!
- - -
Visit our blog for more > > > cake.hr/blog
Speaker Slides: Bringing Agile Management to International DevelopmentMorgan Johnson
Speaker slides from the workshop Bringing Agile Management to International Development hosted by OnFrontiers in Washington DC, July 16, 2019 at the Eaton Hotel.
Every month we “shine a light” on one Shared Intelligence member, by asking them a series of questions in order to share their background, insight and experiences with the Shared Intelligence community.
This month meet Tilak Banerjee, Director, Global Business Services, EMC.
For more information, please visit www.sharedintelligence.com.
Leveraging Exponential Possibilities
We’re leveraging exponential technologies to be more human while embracing a digital future.
People are being left behind and
increasingly excluded from
economic development and
financial inclusion
Exponential thinking can liberate
and accelerate learning and
enlighten collective intelligence
Social innovation – innovative, practical, sustainable, market-based approaches that benefit society, with special focus on the vulnerable — is gaining traction by companies and governments alike.
• What distinguishes social innovation from more traditional approaches to solving social problems?
• What measurement methods are used to evaluate the economic and social impact?
Presentation made by Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship and World Economic Forum
Why Volunteering Programs are no longer just for Large CompaniesGaurav Bhattacharya
Employee Volunteer Programs are no longer only for large companies!
With the latest generation of cloud-based solutions, any sized company can now afford a great employee volunteering platform.
How Entrepreneur's grew their business with some tips direct from themRoisin King, FCIM, MBA
Written with Adele Barlow for CapabilityNZ this book is about Entrepreneurs talking about how they grew their business. Some of them didn't make it and one is now $1.5 billion. Now I am working on other projects it is a good time to reflect
What do next generation leaders say they need to be 'future ready'? This report is from 200+ next generation leaders attending the #AICPA_EDGE Conference in Las Vegas in August, 2016.
Next Gen leaders will be called to lead in a different environment than many leaders of the past. These times of exponential change will require a different skill set. They will be leading in transformational and adaptive times which require new skills and new practices.
This report highlights top challenges, top skills, insights from the session and more.
These polls were integrated during a presentation on "The Future Ready CPA" where we covered the 5 C's - Context, Certainty, Capacity, Competency, and Core Purpose & Values.
We are living in “exponential times” where the size, scale and scope of change is incredible. That means there are incredible opportunities for those who can see through the fog of uncertainty and anticipate what’s next. The biggest opportunity is to harness the wisdom of our older generations with the fresh perspectives of the tech-savvy younger generations. The next generation of leaders is enthusiastically ready to have a seat at the table. The future is not created; the future is co- created. Let’s get to work!
This is First Round's effort to provide an in-depth snapshot of what founders across the entire tech ecosystem are thinking and doing, what they're excited about and worried about, and how they're seeing the market. We surveyed venture-backed founders from everywhere — less than 25% from the First Round community — and received over 500 responses, volunteering their experience and opinions.
What's the spirit of your company? At Odoo, we know that a great and motivating atmosphere is the key! It can help employees to feel better and then be proud of working for your company!
Building a Growth Engine: How to Drive Sustainable Innovation and Grow.Rob Munro
Driving sustainable growth comes from embracing a systems perspective to our innovation activities.
Because studies show that how you organize can make the difference between average performance from stand out performance.
I’ve found that innovation is not an event and that businesses who create an innovation habit get better results.
You will discover that How you innovate is as important as What you innovate.
The way we assess, evaluate and optimise individual performance is no longer relevant in the modern workplace. The performance of an individual is much less important than you think it is.
"Gold Medal Me" - Olympic Tips to Be the Best You Can BeSandy Mamoli
Increased complexity and rapid technological change require us to collaborate better. Collaboration is done in teams but team work is an individual skill.
Those skills are a must-have in our complex world where responsibility, resilience and rapid learning are everything. In this highly personal talk former Olympian Sandy Mamoli dives deeply into the Olympic mindset and contrasts the perspectives and attitudes of professional sports with modern work life. She demonstrates guidelines and tools from the sports arena that we all can immediately apply.
I share my insights that unlock the secrets behind becoming a future-fit employee and leader and describes skills that will make you a successful and appreciated member of any team and organisation. From critical feedback skills to learning from failure and high-performance teams, come along and learn practical ways for how to apply ideas from Olympic sports to your professional career!
Formando Times Memoráveis - Como a auto-seleção proporciona excelênciaSandy Mamoli
Aqui está uma ideia radical: confie que as pessoas saibam melhor e deixe-os decidir qual equipe eles devem trabalhar. Deixe que eles mesmos escolham!
A auto-seleção é a maneira mais simples, mais rápida e eficiente para formar equipes estáveis, baseada na crença de que as pessoas ficam mais feliz e mais produtivas se elas podem escolher o que elas querem trabalhar e com quem trabalham.
Vou compartilhar nossos aprendizados e experiências de mais de dois anos de execução de processos de auto-seleção em grandes organizações. Irei mostrar um processo possível de ser reproduzido para saber como criar equipas eficientes em organizações em crescimento e irei responder a perguntas como "Por que que eu faria isso? " e "Como posso convencer a gerência?".
Creating Great Teams - How Self-Selection Lets People ExcelSandy Mamoli
Here’s a radical idea: Trust people to know best and let them decide which team they should work in. Let them Self-Select!
Self-selection is the simplest, fastest and most efficient way to form stable teams, based on the belief that people are at their happiest and most productive if they can choose what they work on and who they work with.
In October 2013, Trade Me, New Zealand’s largest eCommerce provider ran the biggest Self-Selection event in the world since WWII, using a process which has since been repeated many times in multiple locations across the world.
In this presentation I will share my learnings and experiences from more than four years of running Self-Selection processes in large organisations. I will show you a repeatable process for how to establish efficient teams in growing organisations and will answer questions such as “Why would I do that”? and “How can I convince management?”.
The Self Selecting Organisation - Total Squadification at Trade MeSandy Mamoli
Inspired by Spotify's squads and Atlassian's Fedex day we let 90 people choose what they wanted to work on and who they wanted to work with. Through telling the story of Trade Me, New Zealand's biggest ecommerce platform, we will demonstrate how good leadership can inspire and empower people using a scalable self-selection process along with a vision for an exciting picture of the future.
Flying in the face of conventional wisdom and traditional management practices a middle manager and an Agile coach didn't ask for permission, and removed significant obstacles and constraints to successfully form 18 self-chosen, fully skilled squads. In this session we will show how we facilitated self-organisation on a scale we don't believe has been done before, what we had to go through to convince people that this was a good idea, how we learned how to visualise the process and dealt with brilliant people as well as a few difficult ones!
We will describe how we had the exciting opportunity to observe and partake in a social experiment where people made decisions on the fly and stayed true to our values of being trusted, straight up and to grow great people.
All Agile teams self-organise but we took the principles to a whole other level and created the self-organising organisation.
Portfolio Kanban - Seeing the Big Picture Sandy Mamoli
Doing too many things at once can slow an entire organisation down. As every successful organisation will have more great ideas than they have capacity to build, it is tempting to start too many of them at the same time. However, too many projects in progress will slow down delivery of each and every one of them.
So, how can we make sure we work to our organisational capacity and don’t try to do too much? How do we make sure we’re working on the important and not just the urgent stuff? This is where Portfolio Kanban can help: In this session we will explore how Portfolio Kanban can help an organisation prioritise, plan and visually track its projects.
Through the example of Trade Me, New Zealand's biggest e-commerce site, I will demonstrate the practical application of Portfolio Kanban. I will explore how Trade Me have benefitted from the increased visibility and reduced work in progress, and how they are using Portfolio Kanban to direct the organisation’s Agile teams. Come along and enjoy tales of our successes, challenges and struggles on our (still continuing) journey towards awesome portfolio management.
The evils of multi-tasking and how personal Kanban can help you Sandy Mamoli
We know for a fact that multi-tasking slows us down both physically and mentally. Agile, Lean, Scrum and Kanban limit work in progress (WIP) on a team and organisational level but what about the personal space? What practices can we use as individuals to avoid multi-tasking and achieve flow?
This session will explain the research on and theory behind why multi-tasking is bad at every level and through telling the story of Snapper, New Zealand’s primary contactless payments platform, I will show how an entire organisation organically adapted Agile practices to extend from the organisational and team level to the personal and individual space and how personal Kanban in turn has influenced our organisation-wide Agile adoption.
I will demonstrate how personal Kanban works and how my colleagues and I are using it. I will show the personal Kanban boards that have popped up everywhere around the office and how everyone at Snapper and the organisation as a whole have benefitted from their use. Come along and learn how personal Kanban can help you!
This session has been part of Agile 2012 in Dallas, Texas and Agile Australia 2013 and have been very well received.
Flexing your Agile Muscle - Agile Technical Concepts ExplainedSandy Mamoli
Continuous integration, acceptance test driven development (ATDD), specification by example and continuous deployment: The list of have-to-know concepts is growing and you have this nagging feeling that you should really get started so you won’t miss out on the fun.
Learn what basic Agile technical concepts mean, understand how you can benefit from using them and get ideas for how you might get started. Also, you will be able to explain to your boss or project manager why Agile technical concepts are well worth the investment.
This session will keep things on a strictly conceptual level - so whether you’re a developer or an interested manager please come along.
Douglas Talbot & Sandy Mamoli
One of the most fundamental problems facing a project is how you decide on, document, and manage your requirements.
Obviously Agile software development promotes handling this very differently than a Waterfall approach. One mechanism used by Agile projects to track requirements is the "User Story" - but what are they, how are they created, who uses them, when and how, within the development cycle?
Combining agile and IA/design is one of the most difficult challenges. Agile methods such as SCRUM and XP say absolutely nothing about the IA and design process. IA/design are usually driven by a holistic approach which is troublesome to combine with the iterative and incremental nature of agile software development. How can we overcome the problems and work together constructively?
The Team Member and Guest Experience - Lead and Take Care of your restaurant team. They are the people closest to and delivering Hospitality to your paying Guests!
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Artificial intelligence (AI) offers new opportunities to radically reinvent the way we do business. This study explores how CEOs and top decision makers around the world are responding to the transformative potential of AI.
Oprah Winfrey: A Leader in Media, Philanthropy, and Empowerment | CIO Women M...CIOWomenMagazine
This person is none other than Oprah Winfrey, a highly influential figure whose impact extends beyond television. This article will delve into the remarkable life and lasting legacy of Oprah. Her story serves as a reminder of the importance of perseverance, compassion, and firm determination.
Modern Database Management 12th Global Edition by Hoffer solution manual.docxssuserf63bd7
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Focusing on what leading database practitioners say are the most important aspects to database development, Modern Database Management presents sound pedagogy, and topics that are critical for the practical success of database professionals. The 12th Edition further facilitates learning with illustrations that clarify important concepts and new media resources that make some of the more challenging material more engaging. Also included are general updates and expanded material in the areas undergoing rapid change due to improved managerial practices, database design tools and methodologies, and database technology.
4. “Every time the size of a city doubles,
innovation and productivity increase by
15%. When companies get bigger,
innovation and productivity go down.”
— Tony Hsieh, CEO Zappos
5. ‣ treat people like responsible adults
‣ move authority to where the information is
Beliefs about collaboration
7. Holacracy is a method for
creating a truly self-organising
organisation
8. A method of decentralised management
and organisational governance in which
authority and decision-making are
distributed throughout autonomous,
self-organising teams
15. Snapper General Circle
Make transport ticketing more attractive
Purpose
Accountabilities
• Design ticketing service
experiences that are attractive to
the people that interact with your
service
• Grow business sustainably
16. Finance Marketing
BI (Tech)Customer care
Create great
customer experiences
Snapper General Circle
iOS
Backend
Systems
International
Android
BI (Tech) Circle
22. My job description
What I really do
Board Report
Writer
Refund
issuer
Customer
insights
Audit co-
ordinator
23. Roles
‣ helped us split work into smaller roles that
could be assigned to the most appropriate
person
‣ allowed people to develop new skills
‣ dynamic allocation
34. “Things were definitely difficult in the beginning. The
rigid rules felt at odds with the organisational culture.
However, we didn’t give up, tried everything for
ourselves and things have worked out well.”
— Anthony, Business Analyst
35. “This is everything I ever wished for.
But it’s really hard because I sometimes feel
overwhelmed. And I miss my friends in finance.”
— Kathryn, Finance
36. We collaborate better
‣ holacracy across the entire business
‣ circles are self-managing and performing well
‣ Snapper could add another 20 people