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Sociocracy 3.0 Patterns and Their Impact: A Cross-European Study on Self-Management

In the ever-evolving world of business dynamics, the power of Sociocracy 3.0 (S3.0) patterns has long captured my attention. With an extensive background in supporting agile and self-management environments, I had developed a profound appreciation and witnessed the transformative effects of social technologies like Sociocracy 3.0 in business environments. As the Chief Strategy Officer of […]

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From Theory to Practice: Generating Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) with Generative AI

The origin of OKRgen My interest in OKRs started a few years ago, roughly around the time I collaborated with Javier Martín as a colleague at Sngular. This interest then intensified during my tenure as Strategy Director at Neock and, today, has become a tool that often emerges in the transformation processes I assist with:

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Taylor’s Bathtub and Teal Organizations: organizational models in the age of complexity.

In 1911, Frederick Taylor published his monograph “The Principles of Scientific Management,” presenting management as the “revolution” that would eliminate productivity constraints in industrial-era organizations. Taylor culminated the pioneering idea of dividing organizations into those who think (managers) and those who execute (workers), as well as the functional separation in the production area. This hierarchical

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Beyond the organizational chart: exploring the “real” organizational structure with Organizational Network Analysis

Do you know how your organization really works? The “official” organization chart only tells part of the story. To get a better understanding of the complex reality of your organization, you need to look at the real flows of work and information exchange, the networks of trust and support, and the culture(s) that exist within it. Fortunately,

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