Things fall apart, the center cannot hold - at work - Issue #66
2023/05/17
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Things fall apart, the center cannot hold - at work - Issue #66

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Today, we hone in on the idea of "decentralization". We see decentralization happening everywhere: in politics and government, in the media, in banks and finance, in big tech -- and we absolutely see it happening at work.
Decentralization is a reaction to a global erosion of trust and confidence across many of the (centralized) institutions upon which we have relied in decades past.
But it’s not just a move from the center to the fringes -- it also connotes a shift in power. And that (largely zero sum) power shift, in turn, animates so much of what we see happening in 2023.
Today, we use our 3 Stories to explore decentralization at work, on 3 different levels: as a society, on a company-level, and as individuals. And we ask, always, what it means for us as organizations and leaders.

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Today, we hone in on the idea of "decentralization". We see decentralization happening everywhere: in politics and government, in the media, in banks and finance, in big tech -- and we absolutely see it happening at work.

Decentralization is a reaction to a global erosion of trust and confidence across many of the (centralized) institutions upon which we have relied in decades past.

But it’s not just a move from the center to the fringes -- it also connotes a shift in power. And that (largely zero sum) power shift, in turn, animates so much of what we see happening in 2023.

Today, we use our 3 Stories to explore decentralization at work, on 3 different levels: as a society, on a company-level, and as individuals. And we ask, always, what it means for us as organizations and leaders.

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