Cooperation

Holacracy v5 Module 2 defines a list of “duties” that any partner in the organization is responsible for. It includes duties of transparency (e.g. upon request one must share what they’re working on), duties for processing (e.g. one must respond to requests for taking on new work and take it on, unless they decide not to, in which case they must explain why), and duties of prioritization (e.g. one must align with the strategy of the circle).

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Rules of Cooperation

This module aims at replacing loose norms of cooperation by clear expectations based on best practices.

Holacracy
5.0

Understanding Relational Agreements

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5.0

Holacracy Basics: Understanding Prioritizations

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Holacracy
4.1, 5.0

Understanding Holacracy Projections (Part 3): Phrases to Watch Out For

a) “Trust me.” In the conventional paradigm, when you ask someone for a projection on something they’re working on, it ...

Holacracy
4.1

Understanding Holacracy Projections (Part 2): Best Practices for Requesting & Giving Rough Estimates

If you’ve read Part 1 of Understanding Projections, then you know projections are one of the most powerful, but ...

Holacracy
4.1

Holacracy Basics: Understanding Deadlines and Projections (Part 1)

On the surface, the way Holacracy deals with projections and deadlines may seem counter-intuitive, or at times, just crazy. ...

Holacracy
4.1

Why You Shouldn’t Expect Favors

Descriptive vs. prescriptive expectations.

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4.1, 5.0

Ending the Blame Game

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Holacracy
4.1, 5.0

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
4.1, 5.0

The Insanity of the What-by-When

When you agree to take an action, do you also give others a commitment of when you’ll do it ...