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Holacracy Basics: Understanding Objections
Objection testing is like scientific exploration. It seems hard because it is hard.
Getting Stuck and Unstuck in Integration
How to navigate difficult integrations in Holacracy.
Holacracy Basics: Understanding Integration
Integrating objections is at the heart of the governance meeting process. We don’t want to solve one tension only ...
Holacracy Basics: Integrating a Not Valid Governance Output (NVGO) Objection
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Holacracy Basics: How to Make Sure Someone Does Something
We all have a right to make choices — so how do you make sure everyone is going in the same ...
Holacracy and Growth Mindset
Vulnerability, failure, and other good things.
A Better Way to Facilitate Holacracy Governance Meetings
Why you need to encourage objections.
David Allen Co’s CEO Reflects on Holacracy
Excerpts from a 2013 conversation with former David Allen Co. CEO Mike Williams.
Why Isn’t the Lead Link Elected?
In Holacracy, the Lead Link of a circle is chosen by the Lead Link of its super-circle, but people ...
Holacracy Basics: Understanding Policies
Of the three basic governance constructs (accountabilities, domains, and policies), policies are by far the most misunderstood. Is a ...
Policies Governing People in Holacracy
The organization can only control what it owns, and it doesn’t own people. It can make agreements with people, ...
Holacracy Basics: Understanding Domains
Domains: The Basics Domains are one of the three elements of a role/circle (the others are purpose and accountabilities). We ...