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Google Layoffs of 200 Core Employees Signal a Worrying Trend

HR Digest

CRN received a statement from a spokesperson from the company stating that it was “simplifying structures to give employees more opportunity to work on our most innovative and important advances and our biggest company priorities while reducing bureaucracy and layers.” Why Are Google Job Relocations Taking Place?

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6 Rules for Defense Start-Up Innovators

Strategy Driven

Inventors and programmers have found themselves swallowed up in vast bureaucracies, working on projects that they feel morally uncomfortable on and with less than savory people. As such, the work of developing new solutions has diversified. Financing for any startup is difficult enough to secure. Partner Up.

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How do you start your own business

Strategy Driven

However, investments take time to fully develop, while additional expenses and unforeseen costs can set back your business greatly. Find ways to manage your finances efficiently and effectively in order not to spend your entire capital in one place. Make sure you promote your business and think about different strategies to do that.

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What We Learned About Bureaucracy from 7,000 HBR Readers

Harvard Business Review

We recently asked members of the HBR community to gauge the extent of “bureaucratic sclerosis” within their organization using our Bureaucracy Mass Index (BMI) tool. Here are our initial takeaways: The blight of bureaucracy seems inescapable. Bureaucracy is growing not shrinking. Bureaucracy is a time trap.

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7 Barriers to Growth Every Leader Needs to Eliminate Today

Ron Edmondson

Whenever we are stalled in an area of ministry, I like to invite different voices to brainstorm and develop new ideas. Granted this takes creativity, especially when finances are stretched, but always hearing “we can’t afford that” or “we aren’t big enough to do that” is never motivating to a team. Burdensome bureaucracies.

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5 Areas I Have Micromanaged in Church Revitalization

Ron Edmondson

We purposely developed some common language that would serve as rallying points for the church. I didn’t come up with those exclusively — we developed them as a team — but I led the charge and micromanaged to keep us on that track until it began to stick as our common vision. Bureaucracy and process we know well.

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5 Areas I Micromanaged in Church Revitalization

Ron Edmondson

We purposely developed some common language which would serve as rallying points for the church in the years to come. I didn’t come up with those exclusively — we developed them as a team, but I led the charge and micromanaged to keep us on track until it began to stick as our common vision. Organizational structure.