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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Sociocracy: An Organizational Structure for Distributed Leadership - NPQ - Nonprofit Quarterly
Sociocracy: An Organizational Structure for Distributed Leadership - NPQ - Nonprofit Quarterly: lthough the latter may sound like a good idea—helping to bring out the best in employees—it is difficult to implement on a factory floor or in an office setting. It requires a cultural shift that isn’t prevalent in schools, government or organizations. Sociocracy, or Dynamic Governance, is an organizational structure developed by Gerard Endenburg, a Quaker born in the Netherlands who was the CEO of Endenburg Elektrotechniek during a downturn. Sociocracy provides a non-authoritarian organizational structure that empowers people to make decisions within their domains and fosters trust and effective decision-making.
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