“Does your manager trust you?” is a profound question. If you believe people are fundamentally good, and if your organization is able to hire well, there is nothing to fear from giving your people freedom. Remember” — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“The biggest lesson was that rewarding smart failure was vital to support a culture of risk-taking. Chris” — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“A learning organization starts with a recognition that all of us want to grow and to help others grow. Yet in many organizations, employees… — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“The best predictor of how someone will perform in a job is a work sample test (29 percent).” — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“We’ve found that trusting people to do the right thing generally results in them doing the right thing. Allowing people to reward one another… — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast” If you give people freedom, they will amaze you I” — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“Having goals improves performance.113 Spending hours cascading goals up and down the company, however, does not.114” — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“You can’t understand Google… unless you know that both Larry and Sergey were Montessori kids.”22 This teaching environment is tailored to a child’s learning… — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“What managers miss is that every time they give up a little control, it creates a wonderful opportunity for their team to step up,… — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“Managers aren’t bad people. But each of us is susceptible to the conveniences and small thrills of power. At” — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“A billion hours ago, modern Homo sapiens emerged. A billion minutes ago, Christianity began. A billion seconds ago, the IBM personal computer was released.… — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“You obviously want to hire the best people, but “best” isn’t defined by a single attribute like intelligence or expertise. As” — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
“If you believe people are good, you must be unafraid to share information with them Transparency” — Laszlo Bock Copy Share Image
