The Future of HR: Agile Workplaces
Nice post on the Unilever experience around agile workplaces. It should be a model for many large organizations.
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I think it works the best when the agile workplaces combined with the customer development methodology developed by Steve Blank. Agile workplace is more about the solution part but Customer development is about finding the right problem to solve. Anyway, great read. Thanks.
Posted by: Vincent Chan | December 13, 2009 at 10:39 PM