Data on self-organization and agile - profitability, cost savings, anything?

Written by Ines

9 months ago - 0 min read

Hi,

I am wondering, whether there is any hard data that can proof the benefits of more self-organization, transparency, agility and distribution of responsibility in an organization - apart from the Gallup study? Proven increase in employee engagement at least, better cost savings and increased revenue?

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9 months ago

Hi Ines,

Here's some more data for a business case on employee engagement: https://corporate-rebels.com/employee-engagement-the-business-case/

And here's more data on purpose-driven organizations: https://corporate-rebels.com/purpose-in-business/

Hope that helps.

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Ines

9 months ago

Perfect, great starting points !

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9 months ago

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