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Holacracy

Holacracy

Holacracy is an agile framework to organize work. A way of working. And it is a complete system to organize work. The system contains all the rules and processes that ensure fair decision-making. In Holacracy the purpose - the goal of the organization - is the boss and not the CEO or a manager.

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Housing manager/officer

A new world order in the office ecosystem.

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