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Aren’t other forms of human organization faster at achieving change in organizations than self-organizing work groups?

by lori | Oct 22, 2009 | FAQ

If you asked the self-organizing work group members I studied—especially those who worked together the longest—I think most would say no. Group members experienced the ability to work faster as part of these groups than they could on their own and as part of other...

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