The High-Res Society
20 hours ago
- Historically, success depended on large, disciplined organizations, but this changed in the late 20th century as smaller, faster groups gained advantage, especially in technology.
- The future economy is predicted to be a fluid network of small, independent units rather than dominated by giant tree-structured organizations.
- Large organizations are losing the best talent to startups, which are seen as more attractive for ambitious individuals.
- Startups are becoming a leading indicator of economic trends, particularly in tech hubs like Silicon Valley, but their social disruptiveness limits their spread globally.
- The trend of small, autonomous groups with individual performance measurement is likely to define future success, with societies that minimize impedance winning.