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Matt K Parker — Radical Collaboration, how Radical Enterprises do it, and how you can, too

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Tiny DevOps Trailer Bonus Episode 38 Season 1

Matt K Parker — Radical Collaboration, how Radical Enterprises do it, and how you can, too

March 29, 2022 Jonathan Hall Full Transcript View the website

More and more organizations are adopting a "Radically Collaborative" approach to business. Matt K. Parker, author of the new book A Radical Enterprise joins me to discuss what this means, why it's desirable, and how to begin adopting these practices in our own organizations.

In this episode

What is "Radical Collaboration"?
What does radical collaboration mean for the business bottom line?
The four imperatives of radical collaboration: Team Autonomy, Managerial Devolution, Deficiency Gratification, Candid Vulnerability
How do Agile Software Development and the DevOps movement relate to the idea of radical collaboration?
How are OKRs similar to or different from the radical collaboration model?
The "Advice Process", and how decisions are made without designated managers.
What recourse do these organizations have against potential "bad actors"?
How do self-selected salaries work?
How does this book fit into the landscape of recent books such as Reinventing Organizations and Team of Teams on new ways of management?
Do companies ever fail in their attempts to become radically collaborative, and why?
What can a lone individual do to begin a transformation toward radical collaboration?
When is the best time in a company's life cycle to begin a radical collaboration transformation?
What can a solo founder or entrepreneur do to begin laying the foundation for radical collaboration when they make their first hire?
How long does it take to transform to a radically collaborative organization?

Resources

Book: A Radical Enterprise by Matt K. Parker
HOW report
Book: High Output Management by Andrew Grove
Book: Reinventing Organizations by Frederic Laloux
Book: Team of Teams by Gen. Stanley McChrystal
Book: Corporate Rebels by Joost Minnaar
Blog post: How to Run A Radically Collaborative Meeting In 3 Easy Steps by Matt K. Parker
Book: Turn the Ship Around by L. David Marquet
Book: Humanocracy by Gary Hamel & Michele Zanini
Book: The No-Limits Enterprise by Doug Kirkpatrick
Book: Holacracy by Brian J. Robertson
Corporate Rebels web site
MattKParker.com to join the Slack community

Guest
Matt K. Parker
Web site: MattKParker.com
Email: matt@mattkparker.com

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