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Control is for Amateurs

Rachel Happe

I believe we can create organizations that align with and reward the best in people, replacing the current mechanical systems that limit human potential and erode confidence, trust, and creativity.

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Authors

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  • Rachel Happe

    Organizational and Business Strategist, Product Executive, Systems Designer, and Community / Culture Change Leader; Founder of Engaged Organizations.

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