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Removing structure, pushing decisions down and celebrating autonomy feels like agility — but it usually creates confusion, rework and slower execution, because real speed comes from a kind of discipline most leaders find too boring to invest in.

You don’t have a hiring problem. You have a labor allocation problem.

The model maker added $18 billion in annualized revenue in two months.

Removing structure, pushing decisions down and celebrating autonomy feels like agility — but it usually creates confusion, rework and slower execution, because real speed comes from a kind of discipline most leaders find too boring to invest in.

You don’t have a hiring problem. You have a labor allocation problem.

Removing structure, pushing decisions down and celebrating autonomy feels like agility — but it usually creates confusion, rework and slower execution, because real speed comes from a kind of discipline most leaders find too boring to invest in.

You don’t have a hiring problem. You have a labor allocation problem.

At Haven clubs, parents can drop off their kids and access workspaces. The company has 60 employees.

Relay, which offered businesses workflow automation, will stop operating next month. Its CEO and some of its staff plan to get to work on Google Chrome next.

You don’t have a hiring problem. You have a labor allocation problem.