With Sociocracy, Hierarchy becomes Agile
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Explains how sociocracy — using practices like consent-based shared decision-making, double-linking, and electing roles by consent — lets organizations keep existing hierarchies while making them supportive of agile teams. Describes applying those four sociocratic principles to convert linear hierarchies into circular structures so managers can act as agile leaders and enable self-organizing teams across the organization.
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