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Employees make choices. Take care that their choice supports the organisation.

Ever met an employee who doesn’t care what he does and why he works every day?

Sociocracy ... a form of dynamic governance

Holacracy or sociocracy? Consensus or consent? Rings or circles?

“Success doesn’t just happen. It’s planned for”

Stanwick’s roadmap for successful organisational development

Yellow, green and black belts: what do they mean and what's the point?

What's the point of that yellow, green or black belt? Do we really need this in order to achieve process improvement? Of course not, but it is a nice sign of appreciation for someone who has made the effort to follow the training and to turn what they have learned into a significant improvement for the company.

How do you build a High performance organisation?

How do you build an organisation that will perform excellently today and continue to sustainably perform?

Everyone equal in our company. Is that possible?

Sociocracy (abbreviated to S3) is a work philosophy for effectively and efficiently shaping and leading organisati

Leadership 2020 2.0

A glossary for a new decade, for sustainable and shared leadership

Engagement and clarity are the secret ingredients to successful transformations

In a time where new technological developments are changing things at an increasingly rapid pace, the workplace has become an interesting, yet challenging enviro

Agile/SCRUM: learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow

Stanwick provides SCRUM training workshops to help your teams to understand the agile philosophy, learn the SCRUM framework, roles and artefacts so they will be able to successfully apply SCRUM in their development projects. On top we provide insights into the preconditions necessary to develop an agile- and scrum-friendly environment.

The strength of your weaknesses

What are we talking about? We are all only too aware that we can only be our “best self” (i.e.

Holacracy ... the 6 evolutions

Our business environment is (has become) an enormously complex and rapidly evolving system. Rather too complex to manage centrally and with a pyramid organisational structure.

Tensions within your team? … Great!

Tensions within your team are often perceived as negative, and everyone has his own way of dealing with them: some would rather ignore them, and certainly don't want to name them, while others just