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−	~~#REDIRECT~~ [[Holacracy]]	+	Holacratic Organizational Structure is an alternative management approach that distributes authority and decision-making throughout an organization rather than concentrating it at the top with a few key leaders. "[[Holacracy]]" is derived from the Greek word "holos," meaning whole or complete. The concept aims to create a more agile, adaptable, and efficient organization by empowering individuals and teams.
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		+	Key aspects of a Holacratic Organizational Structure include:
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		+	*Circles: The organization is divided into smaller, semi-autonomous units called circles, each responsible for specific tasks, projects, or functions. Circles are self-organized and have the authority to make decisions relevant to their work.
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		+	*Roles: Within circles, individuals hold multiple roles with clearly defined responsibilities, expectations, and accountabilities. Roles are flexible and can be updated or redefined as the organization evolves.
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		+	*Governance: Each circle has its governance processes, where members decide on the structure, roles, and policies that govern their circle. Decisions are made through a collaborative process that promotes input from all members.
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		+	*Distributed authority: Authority is distributed throughout the organization, with each circle and its members empowered to make decisions within their domains. This decentralization helps to eliminate bureaucracy and promote faster decision-making.
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		+	*Transparent communication: Holacracy emphasizes open and transparent communication across all levels of the organization. This allows for the efficient flow of information and helps to prevent silos or bottlenecks.
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		+	*Dynamic steering: Holacracy encourages continuous adaptation and improvement. Circles and individuals are expected to review their performance, learn from experience, and make adjustments as needed.
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		+	Benefits of a Holacratic Organizational Structure include increased agility, faster decision-making, enhanced collaboration, and employee empowerment. However, there are some potential downsides, such as the steep learning curve, the need for a significant cultural shift, and the risk of confusion or inefficiencies due to its complexity. Some organizations that have adopted Holacracy include Zappos, David Allen Company, and Medium, although some have since moved away from the approach.
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		+	== See Also ==
		+	*[[Organizational Structure]]
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