Why the massive remote working experiment during the Coronavirus crisis is doomed to failure
Los que como nosotros trabajéis o simplemente estéis interesados, en los temas relacionados con la cultura de las organizaciones, también estaréis atentos estos días a este tema derivado del único tema que lo ocupa todo: país tras país, la crisis
Cultivating wisdom in organizations
Imagine that we have a nephew who confesses to us that he is confused about many things: What professional career to pursue? What lifestyle can he aspire to have? Is he willing to sacrifice love, or family life for a
To improve your organization, first, think about how you could make it worse
At Pantheon Work, we usually make quick and prospective assessments, because we think that one of the keys to success is the generation of value from resources/assets (knowledge, innovative ideas, talents, contacts, etc.) that are being underused. The general diagnostics
The geopolitical dimension of open source
It is a happy coincidence that the same week we uploaded my participation as a keynote speaker at the EADA Business Scool Annual Meeting, The Economist published an open-ed that underlines some of the core ideas. But more importantly, it
Value Network Analysis. What is it? What is it for? How can it be done?
Versión en Español: aquí. What is a Value Network Analysis? It is a map that analyzes the value network of an organization in its ecosystem, allows us to analyze the exchanges from an organic, dynamic and systemic perspective. Unlike the
Netiquette for mailing lists
There is a commonplace in many organizations that leads them to look for that magic technological solution that allows information to flow internally in an optimal way and disseminate the results of the work of the organization to the outside.
The information age is over. It’s all about reputation now.
The title of the article by the Italian philosopher Gloria Origgi is powerful and compelling. The implications of this fact on all human activity related to communication can be summarized as follows: No more “There is only one thing in
The limits of meritocracy (on the subject of Linus Torvalds’ resignation)
Linus Torvals’ resignation on Linux has opened a debate about the limits of meritocratic organizations. The survival of the organizations that bet on meritocracy depends on the correct analysis of the problems that this resignation makes visible. Supporters of native
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