Laszlo Kovari is a writer and the founder of Prakhsis, an organizational development company that has been a pioneer in the concept of organic organizations.
As a "consigliere" he has worked with founders, managers, CEOs and board members at startups, mid-sized companies and some of the Fortune 500 across North America and Europe.
Laszlo is based in Prague, Czech Republic, supporting clients across Europe.
“Consciousness of the Absolute is the prerogative of human intelligence, and also its aim.” Frithjov Schuon This is a quick note to our recent easy talk on AI. From ... Read more
One of our consistent critiques against “business” in general or management in particular is that it doesn’t hesitate touching domains above its own only to drag them down to its ... Read more
As usual, instead of looking at the obvious aspects of an issue, in this case transparency, we’d like to provide perspective from a higher vantage point. There existed a particular ... Read more
When it comes to people, business tends to be rather confused – this is a main reason why we feel it’s important to have discussions around the topic of authenticity. ... Read more
“Uber is an example of value-driven leadership gone bad” Ron, how do you picture the ideal business organization? For me an ideal organization, whether a business organization or ... Read more
The construction of the Eiffel Tower, which started one year after Karl Benz had developed the first gas-powered automobile, was completed in 2 years, 2 months and 5 days, in ... Read more
There is a gate between mechanical business organizations and what should be perceived as normality encompassing business, giving it a context. But instead of business being an island of abnormality ... Read more
Building a human culture through times of change This is a guest post from Kirstin Furber. You will find a short bio at the bottom. Why we like it: – it addresses ... Read more
Organizational excellence is based on best practices, best practices consist of processes, and processes must be sustained. Three types of grave consequences MAY originate from this simple premise: – lack ... Read more
The story in a nutshell: Passengers are sitting on the plane. Turns out the flight is overbooked, somebody must give up his seat. The airline picks one randomly. The passenger ... Read more