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Humanocracy

Talent Deployment

marla-hetzel's picture

The idea is that organizations give managers 3-5 problems to solve; however, managers do not solve the problems. It is the responsibility of the managers to purposefully create communities of practice to solve the problems and managers are evaluated not only by the ability of their communities of practice to...

By Marla Hetzel on June 30, 2013
frederic-jleconte's picture

A quite universal and efficient tool in industry and beyond is the min-max approach to get any process under control.

It is...

maarten-korz's picture

When we arrive at the building of our organisation, or when we log in in our corporate intranet we tend to change. We change from a human into a walking "job discription". We are being adressed in our role as legal expert, marketeer, HR manager. Let's change that. Let us...

By Maarten Korz on June 21, 2013
sean-schofield's picture

The core challenge is to let energy be the currency for access to engage in executing pertinent ideas. I.e., freedom to work on what gets people excited, whilst ensuring alignment.

If the MIX is any indication, there are many people out there with lots of hunches, dreams, and a whack...

By Sean Schofield on June 21, 2013
eric-vandersluis's picture

Most major organizations have a vast amount of untapped employee data that sits across a number of platforms that fail to communicate with one another. The platforms were built with specific purposes in mind, eg acquisition, learning, performance. The legacy systems were costly and are now inefficient. HR should take...

eerik-lundmark's picture

Many companies exercise talent management programs of high expectations, but actually end up in undermining strategic adaptability: The programs are often run for management talent rather than for talent as such.

The point here is that we unconsciously value hierarchies so strongly that even a good cause to empower people...

By Eerik Lundmark on June 18, 2013
giuseppe-gerardo-ciarambino's picture

Each individual is unique and human resources must treat each according to its capabilities.
Today every company is looking for talents but do not realize that by treating everyone the same, despite the different capacities, do no more than prevent a potential talent to express themselves.
When a...

sam-folk-williams's picture

I find that often managers are focused on results or progress on tangible (and tactical) deliverables. One thing that if often forgotten is to have conversations with every individual (and team) about exactly how the individual or team is helping to achieve the company's strategy. Do...

charles-prabakar's picture

 

With human capital seems to be emerging as the single most important capital of the 21st century, the general consensus, among most management practitioners is that, it happens to be one of the most misunderstood capitals, among the pack as well. Part of the reason for that misunderstanding is...

giuseppe-gerardo-ciarambino's picture

At the moment, for convenience and superficiality is considered a human resource according to their own, assumed skills .... but behind a human resource there is much more, there are additional skills and abilities developed personally, there are different capabilities to put into practice what has been learned and much...

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