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Conscious Business
Integrating Eastern Philosophies with Economic Principles
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Frederic Laloux's "Reinventing Organizations" explores the evolution of organizational structures and proposes a new model for conscious businesses.
The book delves into the principles of self-management, purpose-driven work, and evolutionary consciousness.
Laloux presents case studies of organizations that have successfully implemented these principles, demonstrating their effectiveness in fostering innovation, engagement, and sustainability.
The book challenges traditional hierarchical structures and advocates for a more human-centered approach to management.
It's a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in organizational development and creating more fulfilling workplaces.
The book delves into the principles of self-management, purpose-driven work, and evolutionary consciousness.
Laloux presents case studies of organizations that have successfully implemented these principles, demonstrating their effectiveness in fostering innovation, engagement, and sustainability.
The book challenges traditional hierarchical structures and advocates for a more human-centered approach to management.
It's a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in organizational development and creating more fulfilling workplaces.
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Claire Hughes Johnson in relation to the concept of a 'left-hand column' for detoxifying harsh internal commentary.
Claire Hughes Johnson in relation to the concept of a 'left-hand column' for detoxifying harsh internal commentary.
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Lessons from scaling Stripe | Claire Hughes Johnson (former COO of Stripe)
Empfohlen von Sabri Eriyigit, betont die Eigenverantwortung und den Umgang mit Unklarheiten.
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#189 mit Sabri Eryiğit, Experte für Selbstmanagement und “Getting Things Done” Botschafter
Recommended by Sebastian Klien as a must-read for understanding the human side of companies and building new organizations.
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