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Teal Theory Y assumptions
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Reinventing Organizations »
Reinventing Organizations
Reinventing Organizations☜A guide to creating organizations inspired by the next stage of human consciousness.☜F1CEB7
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Reinventing Organizations (the book) »
Reinventing Organizations (the book)
Reinventing Organizations (the book)☜☜9FDDBE
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The structures, practices, and cultures of teal organizations »
The structures, practices, and cultures of teal organizations
The structures, practices, and cultures of teal organizations☜☜FFB597
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Self-management (processes) »
Self-management (processes)
Self-management (processes)☜☜FFB597
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Purchasing and investments »
Purchasing and investments
Purchasing and investments☜☜FFB597
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Explicit assumptions »
Explicit assumptions
Explicit assumptions☜☜FFB597
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Teal Theory Y assumptions
Teal Theory Y assumptions☜☜59C6EF
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People are accountable and responsible for their decisions and actions »
People are accountable and responsible for their decisions and actions
People are accountable and responsible for their decisions and actions☜☜9FDEF6
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People are capable of making important decisions »
People are capable of making important decisions
People are capable of making important decisions☜People are creative, thoughtful, trustworthy adults☜9FDEF6
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People are fallible. We make mistakes, sometimes on purpose. »
People are fallible. We make mistakes, sometimes on purpose.
People are fallible. We make mistakes, sometimes on purpose.☜☜9FDEF6
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People are systematically considered to be good »
People are systematically considered to be good
People are systematically considered to be good☜Reliable, self-motivated, trustworthy, intelligent☜9FDEF6
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People are unique »
People are unique
People are unique☜☜9FDEF6
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People want to make a positive contribution »
People want to make a positive contribution
People want to make a positive contribution☜People want to use their talents and skills to make a positive contribution to the organization and the world.☜9FDEF6
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There is no performance without happiness »
There is no performance without happiness
There is no performance without happiness☜To be happy, we need to be motivated. To be motivated, weneed to be responsible. To be responsible we must understand why and for whom we work, and be free to decide how☜9FDEF6
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Value is created on the shop floor »
Value is created on the shop floor
Value is created on the shop floor☜Shop floor operators craft the products; the CEO and staffat best serve to support them, at worst are costly distractions☜9FDEF6
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