Bill Fischer and Simone Cicero on Haier and the entrepreneurial organisation
... videos that I’ve seen as also quite a humble person. And he talks about having a faith in people who are closest to the market and relating to their potential.
So I’m curious on what your thoughts are about Zhang Ruimin how he as a CEO is able to hold the space for this organisation to evolve and to be the...more
...he said, “but that’s what we set out to accomplish right from the start, we set out to free up the energies and knowledge within to fulfil the talent potential of the organisation. And if it means people taking control of their destiny and heading off on their own, so be it. That was the goal.”
And I was st...more
...xpressing himself, but also the commitment to this ideal — which is an ideal that I think we should all be associated with and that is freeing up the potential of people in large complex organisations and small, not so complex organisations as well.
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Peter Koenig on source, money and consciousness
...lways easy to convince people about that I agree with you and my experience is that if people really have such a strong sense of ideology around this potential sharing, if it comes to the point where there's no inroads, then they just have to have their own experience of that, until they come to the limit. I...more
...ves as we are and we see the beauty of using what we may have judged before as parts of ourselves, as not being 'me', but see that everything has its potential use. And that's another aspect. But in a different way, I can come to the subject of source from that aspect of developing my own inner source becomi...more
... what we want? Is that in service of my purpose or our purpose together or not? And in terms of talking about the money work, I think there is great potential there and I think it is a learning edge for people exploring new ways of working to really interrogate our relationship to money. So I guess, on that...more
Nand Kishore Chaudhary from Jaipur Rugs on love, collective consciousness and self-management
...ch of the West, if this comes together, will give birth to a new humanity. India as a country is a huge talent goldmine, and to harness this enormous potential, self-management would be the key. The youth of new India is highly passionate and all they need is love, direction, and freedom....more
...Lisa Gill: So it sounds like what you're saying is that there's great potential in India and a uniting of some of the ideas, some of the spirituality, perhaps of the East with the more scientific approaches of the West, could rea...more
...ap into this younger generation that's coming through in India... In general, it sounds like what you're saying is: human beings in general have this potential to be more conscious, to be more human, that we don't have to separate who I am at work so much from who I am with my family and so on. Is that what ...more
Anna Elgh on self-managing teams and shifting conflicts at Svenska Retursystem
...en they seemed to be sliding backwards somehow, and it seemed like there was something intangible that was in the way for you to push through to the potential as a company. Anna Elgh: Yes, we had changed - there were a lot of people that had gone from the company and new people that had come into the compan...more
...ones along the way in this shift? Anna Elgh: Well, I, I think the the starting point was actually when our partners at the Enneagram centre, they saw potential within SRS and they recommended us to read the book 'Reinventing Organisations' by Frederic Laloux and I know you interviewed him. And that was a rea...more
Miki Kashtan on the three shifts needed for self-managing organisations to thrive
... people to develop and get skilled at in order to have communication that's more human, more adult-adult. So what for you is most inspiring about the potential of Nonviolent Communication in organisations and in self management? Miki Kashtan: Thank you. I think in the moment, as you're asking this, what come...more
... to do, you will need force to keep them in place. This is this starts with socialisation and continues with management. So that's that's the biggest potential that I see is it is a revised organising principle that if we declare that all our actions are designed to attend to needs as best as we know how, as...more
Edwin Jansen on how people adopt self-management at Fitzii
...ommon Practices'. So so far, there are six 'Common Practices' that the company has ratified and to put into place, and then we have a number of other potential common practices that are being worked through, like this decision-making workflow, the feedback practice as a common practice, the role of vice proc...more
...things like that and I guess, Eastern philosophy as well if I look to like China and places like that, in some ways, feels like there's a lot of ripe potential there for self-management and perhaps it's the influences of the West that have ironically, slowed those things down or gotten in the way somehow. So...more
Keith McCandless and Henri Lipmanowicz on acting your way into a new kind of organising with Liberating Structures
...preciation. It takes a good amount of practice, and probably, you know, a reasonable amount of insight and imagination or whatever, to really see the potential of those structures. And to see how they could transform the way an organisation functions in work on an ongoing basis, on any number of different di...more
...il you do that a bunch of times you don't really appreciate the difficulties involved for the participant. And what to do to do it well, etc. and the potential. You don't, you can't imagine the contribution that those structures can make until you actually experience it. Because it doesn't make sense. It's l...more
Bernadette Wesley on bridging inner and outer transformation
...n my own. And that's actually in my comfort zone. No problem. I'll go and do my work. But it's in relationship with others. And that's where there is potential for some exponential change to happen - when we're doing this in relationships, because that's where the real healing comes. I mean, that's where the...more
Pasteur Byabeza on transitioning to self-management at Davis College
...ement has come along with. That contentment, in that the need to, you know, do something more - to be creative, to innovate, the need to utilise your potential to the fullest. You see all of that, and many other things that I don't mention are things that have come along with this shift to self management. A...more
Lisa Gill and Mark Eddleston celebrate 50 episodes of Leadermorphosis
...always frustrated when I was an employee: how little autonomy I had and how little I was involved in things that impacted me and I saw so much wasted potential - so I think that was the seed. And then reading books like 'Reinventing Organisations', I just became fascinated that this was possible and discover...more
Michael Y. Lee on lessons from researching self-managing organisations
...act that it was a very different approach that was highly structured. And so what I've learned from my research is that this unique approach has the potential to help organisations resolve a core tension, which is the core tension between coordination and control on the one hand, and individual freedom and ...more
Beetroot’s founders on purpose, self-management, and shocking people with trust
...lly like experimenting and researching, and we came to the conclusion that we felt that Ukraine was the place which had both the objective; very high potential parameters, but also the more subjective thing that we felt that this is a place where we could live and we feel very welcome, and where we can have ...more
Alanna Irving on leadership, decisions and money in bossless organisations
...tise, and that's perhaps easier to talk about. But this more human, less tangible area of leadership - I think this model gives a really nice, clear, potential map for some of those skills or capacities that people can develop - and to place yourself. You know, where am I? And what would it look like if I wa...more
Aaron Dignan on being complexity conscious and people positive
...system. The complex system is like traffic or weather or raising a six year old or gardening. And that is, you know, more unpredictable - it has the potential to surprise us. It has a disposition, it has a way of trending. But we can't be exactly sure about what will happen if we do this versus do that. And...more