Hackathon Public Profile
2 years 12 months ago
Patrick Malcor
commented on Eliminate HR
Heiko, this is indeed interesting to see firms experimenting. But ultimately this is not a company without management, just better management. They say there are no managers but still there are people... More
3 years 3 weeks ago
Patrick Malcor
commented on Eliminate HR
I've just added some content to our shared Google Doc, focusing on the sections 3 & 4, the Problem and Solution. This is very much a rough draft and open to additional content and other edits. Really,... More
3 years 1 month ago
Patrick Malcor
commented on Eliminate HR
For those following this topic and for members of the Hacking Team, just a quick note to say that more information is coming soon on how to work on developing this into a full hack. I will share any i... More
3 years 1 month ago
Patrick Malcor
commented on Eliminate HR
Thanks to those that have joined the hacking team for this project. Our team is already full, and I look forward to working on this with you further. I will continue using the forum/topic here to shar... More
3 years 1 month ago
Patrick Malcor
commented on Eliminate HR
Yes, for sure. Maybe I thought there would be more push-back, but it seems no one wants the old HR status quo anymore. Across the other posts as well it's clear that people want purpose, self-determin... More
3 years 1 month ago
Yes, I agree! Good post and references. Thanks. More
3 years 1 month ago
Patrick Malcor
commented on Eliminate HR
Nigel, I agree with you about the expanding use of social collaboration tools and how their use is displacing a lot of 'traditional' HR functions. Our company can do better to leverage this further an... More
3 years 1 month ago
Patrick Malcor
commented on Eliminate HR
Ulrich, I appreciate your comment here. Our core, default principle will always be that managers are responsible for people and for innovative, continuous development. So essentially we are open to an... More
3 years 2 months ago
Patrick Malcor
posted Eliminate HR
Realize that there is no need for a separate organization to manage "Human Resources." This is an outdated concept and it wrongly, unnaturally displaces responsibility for developing people from manag... More
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