Shaping human behavior in organizations with Amy Kates

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Recorded29 May 2024

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This week, our guest is Amy Kates. A guiding force for all of org design practitioners and enthusiasts out there. Amy shares her impressive journey of becoming an org design industry leader and an entrepreneur as she talks about STAR model of org design, concept of Minimum Viable Structure and the importance of taking time and space to do org diagnostic. Join us to hear her talk about how a good org design helps shape desired human behavior at scale.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background03:20 The Parallel Between City Planning and Organizational Design08:56 The Craft of Organization Design13:57 The Role of Technology in Organization Design25:38 The Importance of Diagnostics in Organization Design

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