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Why leaderless groups may outperform centralized ones

Why leaderless groups may outperform centralized ones
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This article explores the theoretical debate regarding whether decentralized, leaderless groups can be more effective than those with centralized leadership. It examines the mechanisms of self-organization in organizational structures.

Thinkers have struggled for hundreds of years with a deceptively simple question: Is it better to have an organization under one, central strong leader, or do the best organizations emerge when individuals simply self-organize? Be it philosophizing i... [3338 chars]

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