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Our prospective Montessori school even extends this principle by integrating all parents into a sociocratic system. Basically all decisions are made with univer
by manmal 5y ago
Our prospective Montessori school even extends this principle by integrating all parents into a sociocratic system. Basically all decisions are made with universal consent in the respective circles.
- vmception 5y agoNah I’ll take classic mob rule democracy, original 51% attack
- EdwardDiego 5y agoOh man, sociocracy. Tried that at my last company, after the second or third time someone used a veto (which in sociocracy must be accepted without argument), we migrated to holocracy, and then realised, bugger all this noise, holocracy is actually far too much process for a small company. So yeah, let me know how that universal consent goes ;)
- andrekandre 5y ago> someone used a veto (which in sociocracy must be accepted without argument) whats the benefit of such a rule?
- EdwardDiego 5y agoI have no idea. It's supposed to be the "nuclear" option of last resort, sociocracy is all about consensus, someone using their veto implies that the issue wasn't sufficiently discussed to reach consensus, so you done goofed.