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Inside Help Scout: How We Implement Whole Company Support

Help Scout Leadership

Discover why Whole Company Support matters and how Help Scout has built a customer-centric culture where everyone works with customers. Read the full article

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Your Teams Should Drive AI Adoption — Not Senior Leadership

Harvard Business Review

Whenever a new technology comes along, large companies think you need to appoint a designated senior leader — a “czar,” in popular parlance — and it will get taken care of. The piece details how Verizon has tried to implement this approach of letting innovation happen at the frontlines and supporting it at the core.

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Designing an Organization to Support the Good of the Whole

AlignOrg

…“I’m always amazed at how everyone individually is working so hard, yet as an organization we are failing.” …”This will fail if we don’t wear the [Company XYZ] enterprise hat.” In each case, these statements reflect a misalignment between individual (or team) actions and the good of the company. Another example is traffic congestion.

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Everyone Should Be Feeling the Customer’s Pain

Help Scout Leadership

Getting the whole team to answer support questions is the fastest way to ensure your company truly understand the customer experience. Read the full article

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Fluid Organization Design: Putting the “Fun in Fungible”

AlignOrg

What do Netflix and Whole Foods have in common? We’ll explore the many forms it can take and examine how we can intentionally design our organizations to support it. Let’s examine just a few of the ways companies are using fungible talent. What is Fungible Talent? There are many variations on this philosophy.

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my company has no reporting structure and no training

Alison Green

A reader writes: I work for a professional services company that currently has no real reporting structure and it’s driving me insane. The company grew very fast and in about two-three years went from five people to 15. The problem is that Malcolm still treats the company as one whole team.

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Shaping the Future of Healthcare | Shanil Ebrahim

Peter Winick

So, from children who are resuscitated in the ICU to supporting patients in end-of-life care, as you can imagine, during those times, there’s some critical issues that families and patients are dealing with, and it’s bioethicist who end up being a voice for them at the table with clinicians. Bill Sherman Wonderful answer.