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Our book "The liberated company" (in French) which came out with Fayard in Nov. 2017, has won the Best Business Book of the Year award by Rotary France. The ceremony has been held in the French Parliament (Assemblée Nationale) on May 2016. The book consists of various...
Leaders must abandon their egos Jenny Roper, APRIL 17, 2018 Having a large ego might be necessary to become CEO but will ultimately hold an organisation back Leaders must abandon their egos and be truly authentic to be most effective, according to Isaac Getz,...
Global Peter Drucker Forum is organizing in Paris a run-up of its November event in Vienna. The run-up's topic, in which we are invited to participate, is the human dimension of the Artificial Intelligence. It takes place in Paris on June 12 at 6pm. For reservations...
Recently we sat down with Russell Goldsmith in London to chat about corporate liberation, why this movement is so strong in France, executive coaches, and more. You can listen to this podcast here.
Stephen George's Good Leaders podcasts are "at the crossroads between non-profit leaders and entrepreneurs in the business world, bringing them together to be better leaders, more entrepreneurial and creative, to change behaviour, raise more money for non profits and...
An outstanding experiment in self-diection done in the real NBA game and by the best NBA team of the last years. Steve Kerr hands coaching duties to Warriors players in rout of Suns Feeling his players were losing focus recently, Warriors coach Steve Kerr hands off...
Who should decide when and where to work? Author Professor Isaac Getz Date published February 12, 2018 Judging by the number of procedures and memos in most organisations, it is HR departments who help decide when and where people should work. By saying this to...
Our op-ed in HR Magazine Leaders need to transform from parents to peers Isaac Getz, JANUARY 15, 2018 Consider the essence of the dominant organisational model, aka the hierarchical bureaucracy: 1) Higher-ups whose job is to instruct subordinates on how to work and...
Here is our article originally published on Changeboard In their studies of the stress levels of more than 10,000 British civil servants, psychologists Bosma, Stansfeld and Marmot found that men who feel they have little control over their jobs are 50% more likely to...