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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 ...
5 keys to habit change in Holacracy
Successful Holacracy practice means successful habit change.
7 Things You Can Learn from Holacracy (Even If You Don’t Practice It)
Learn to Love Tension Tension is not usually a positive term. When we feel tension we try to relieve it, ...
Holacracy Election Process 101: Election Process Walk-through
The Integrative Election Process is detailed in constitution section 3.3.6 and is the final authority on the election process. ...
Holacracy Election Process 101: Common Mistakes & Tips
Common Mistakes Tips Read “Introducing the Holacracy Practitioner Guide” to find more articles.
Holacracy Lead Link 101: What You Can Request from the Lead Link
Just like any other role in the circle, circle members can and should request projects and actions from the ...
Holacracy Lead Link 101: What the Lead Link Does NOT Do
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Introducing the Holacracy Practitioner’s Guide
A reference guide for real-world Holacracy practice.