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Hidden Patterns
A Playbook for More Human Workplaces
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Clay Parker-Jones compiles recurring organizational patterns that shape how work actually gets done and why many changes fail despite good ideas.
The book groups patterns by scale — foundations, structure, direction, practices, measures, and space — and maps them to stakeholder goals like agility and innovation.
It presents concrete interventions (team charters, consent-based decision prompts, network-of-teams structures) that leaders and teams can experiment with.
Emphasizing modularity, dissolvability, and expanded available power, it teaches how to design systems that enable rather than constrain change.
The book functions as a practical playbook, letting readers mix and match patterns like ingredients to solve real organizational problems.
The book groups patterns by scale — foundations, structure, direction, practices, measures, and space — and maps them to stakeholder goals like agility and innovation.
It presents concrete interventions (team charters, consent-based decision prompts, network-of-teams structures) that leaders and teams can experiment with.
Emphasizing modularity, dissolvability, and expanded available power, it teaches how to design systems that enable rather than constrain change.
The book functions as a practical playbook, letting readers mix and match patterns like ingredients to solve real organizational problems.
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6 Patterns for Building Organizational Agility: Clay Parker Jones


