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The document discusses the benefits of a podular or cellular organizational structure for companies. It notes that supercell organizes into independent teams called "cells" that are given autonomy. The structure promotes connections between people and communication. Examples of activities for the cells include weekly status updates, lunch events like brownbag or mystery lunches, and celebrations.

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“You build it, you run it.”
⎯ Werner Vogels

Concept
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“Break big companies
into the smallest pieces
possible.”
⎯ Lou Gerstner

“Supercell is organized as
a collection of small,
independent teams called
cells.”
⎯ Neil Rimer

“Cells are given complete
autonomy in terms of how
they organize themselves
and what they ultimately
produce.”
⎯ Neil Rimer

Recipes
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Onboarding
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Open
Data
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Weekly
Status
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Channels
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Brownbag
Lunch
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Backend
Lunch
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Mystery
Lunch
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Lunch
Roulette
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5 Minutes
of Fame
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One
Kitchen
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Party!
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