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Jurgen Appelo

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Rethinking governance for the one-person business in the age of intelligent machines. substack.jurgenappelo.com/
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Why Do Corporations Still Exist in the Age of AI?

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By Jurgen Appelo
| The Solo Chief
As someone running a one-person business and often collaborating with other independent workers, I cannot help feeling amused when I see large, hierarchical enterprises struggling with artificial intelligence. The traditional firm doesn’t seem fit for the age of hyper-acceleration. Some authors even think multinational corporations are on their way out, to be replaced by networked agentic organizations (NAOs). Is that true? Or is it wishful thinking?
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The Ultimate Framework Makes a Comeback

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By Jurgen Appelo
| The Solo Chief
If you’re a leader or change-maker, you’ve probably got a graveyard of failed frameworks and org designs behind you. The scaling model that needed a 500-page manual. The organizational change model that only transformed cash into catastrophe. The agile framework rollout that made everyone busy and nobody happy. You want something that could actually work, not just another method.
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Is the Age of AI a Golden Era for Neurodivergent Workers?

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By Jurgen Appelo
| Substack
Last week, after a keynote I gave in Spain, I chatted with someone in the audience about neurodivergent people in the age of AI. He has ADHD, and he suggested that now might finally be the moment for people with neurodiverse minds to step forward and take charge. An ADHD diagnosis, he argued, might actually be a better fit for environments that demand constant exploration and context-switching. I nodded vigorously.
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