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Synthèse par NextGen de la publication de recherche “L’entreprise libérée : proposition de critères de caractérisation par Michèle El Khoury, Annabelle Jaouen et Sylvie Sammut”

September 28, 2023

What is a Liberated Company, Really?

Discover the synthesis of pioneering research on the liberated company by Michèle El Khoury, Annabelle Jaouen, and Sylvie Sammut. Explore the distinctive criteria and nuances compared to models such as Holacracy and the Opal organization, and gain insights on how to integrate these innovative concepts into your organization. A must-read...

August 25, 2023

M Gorlier

Managerial Odyssey 2023: Israël – Company #9: Hibob

HiBob is an innovative HR platform used by more than 2500 multinationals, with interesting tools to prevent corporate crises and promote talent retention... we’ll give a brief overview of the company in this article.

August 21, 2023

M Gorlier

Are shared governances primarily useful for bad managers?

Recently, a verbatim caught my attention. I present it to you as it is: "I do not perceive [this type of governance] as [specifically] beneficial for employees but for the "bad managers". Given that the "good ones" don't need it and have been using similar methods for a long time."...

June 2, 2023

M Gorlier

Managerial Odyssey 2023: Israël – Company #8: Rivulis

In this article, we are going to introduce you to Rivulis, a company in the micro-irrigation sector that works for the ecological transition of agriculture through its activities.... a good example of tomorrow's company in our opinion, which reacts to the climate crisis.

May 9, 2023

M Gorlier

Managerial Odyssey 2023: Step 2: Germany and its management culture

From January 28 to February 12, 2023, we explored Germany for the second stage of our Managerial Odyssey. During this short but intense stay, we had the opportunity to meet about ten companies as well as 3 management experts. But above all, for 4 days we participated in the “Ambiente”...

March 23, 2023

M Gorlier

Management and impact, why companies are reconnecting with life

Management and the governance of organizations that emerged from the previous industrial revolution owe their rise to the economics of mass production, highly predictable, focused on yield and a highly processed mechanical design. Today, the '30 glorieuses' seem far away and the level of commitment at work is dramatically low....

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What is a Liberated Company, Really?

Managerial Odyssey 2023: Israël – Company #9: Hibob

Are shared governances primarily useful for bad managers?

Managerial Odyssey 2023: Israël – Company #8: Rivulis

Managerial Odyssey 2023: Step 2: Germany and its management culture​

Management and impact, why companies are reconnecting with life

Managerial Odyssey 2023: Step 2: Germany and its management culture