Creating a Culture That Thrives with Disruption
summary
Outlines three concrete beliefs—openness, agency, bias for action—and shows how each maps to repeatable practices: publishing internal data to build transparency, delegating decision authority rather than waiting for approvals, and forcing short cycles with minimally viable data. Examples include Amazon’s ownership and “disagree and commit” principles, Southern New Hampshire University closing a campus acquisition in five days, ING’s Orange Code and agile squads, Telstra’s crowdsourced process cuts, Oxo’s glove wall and 3M’s Post‑it lore.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:13Openness
- 7:43How to create openness
- 15:10Bias for action
- 19:23What is holding your organization back
- 21:48The Flux Operating System
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