Joyous Work
John RizzoThe status quo of modern work? It usually sucks. It should be better. It could be joyous. Let's change it, because if not us, then who?
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Wisdom is not exclusive to a few, but it is easier to pretend it is
This is the third and final post in a short series exploring how the default set-up of a manager role helps or hinders the creation of joyous and productive work.
It’s time to decouple status & pay from hierarchy
On headline alone, I anticipate some will reach for the pitchfork. That is inevitable when questioning a status quo that benefits some more than others.
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When work is joyous, everybody wins. It doesn't happen nearly enough. But it does happen. Because it happens, we can understand the reasons. And when we understand the reasons, we can create it.
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