Episode #032 // Humanocracy // with Michele Zanini

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In Episode 32, Michele Zanini, author of “Humanocracy,”
joins us to discuss the evolution of management. We examine what
makes traditional firms less resilient than their employees, why
changing management is not only good for companies, but for the
whole of society, and what this new paradigm looks like. We ask
ourselves how we can build companies based on new principles,
like markets, ownership, and paradox, to out-grow our
bureaucracies already.
The episode was recorded in English.

The episode in a nutshell: Human’s favorite quote from
Humanocracy is “Bureaucracy is like pornography; it’s hard to
find anyone who’ll defend it, but there’s a lot of it about”,
Mary-Jane enjoys a principle-based approach that goes on a
structural level; and Michele thinks we need to stop
copying what others do and experiment ourselves – revolutionary
ideas and evolutionary change.
Shownotes:
Get the book and the course on Humanocracy here:
https://www.humanocracy.com/
Follow Michele on his blog for management insights:
https://www.michelezanini.com/
Beyond Theory Y (HBR, 1970):
https://hbr.org/1970/05/beyond-theory-y