Re:Why Are So Many Zappos Employees Leaving?
by late2part on Sunday January 24, 2016 @07:32PM
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I think a lot of companies like Google/Facebook/Crowdstrike/Uber will appreciate someone who was successful in an environment like Zappos' holocracy experiment.
Re:Why Are So Many Zappos Employees Leaving?
by jessedhillon on Sunday January 24, 2016 @08:49PM
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How did Crowdstrike manage to be mentioned among the likes of those other three?
Re:Why Are So Many Zappos Employees Leaving?
by w1ntermute on Sunday January 24, 2016 @08:06PM
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That limits you to the tech industry, when many non-technical managers may look to go to other retail or apparel companies, which will be much more conservative.
Re:Why Are So Many Zappos Employees Leaving?
by aNoob7000 on Sunday January 24, 2016 @08:40PM
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I personally think what Zappos is doing wouldn't work in a lot of businesses.
Holacracy to me sounds like Agile or DevOps. Maybe one or two places are doing Agile/DevOps correctly and everybody else is just doing some kind of bastardize form of Waterfall, or as they call it at my place, "AgileFall".
These days no one really envisions working for the same company for 30 years. It will be tough for leaders within Zappos to show on paper their leadership progression.
I think the idea of holacracy has legs, but I haven't seen any other implementation that would lend credence so far.