i need all the books you can find that are written by leftists (or at least progressives) that discuss project management techniques that have been proven successful
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in reply to @atomicthumbs's post:
I asked someone for suggestions and got "Making Work Visible (it's trying to convince you to use kanban but also provides a bunch of failure modes on organisations)", but I don't think it matches the leftist/progressive writing restriction (but might be worth synthesising from). It's hard to draw too big of a list for this kind of thing cos the space is very Productivity Grindset.
i know i've been rambling on about loomio in the planning server but apparently they even have this covered. also a relevant docs page with some resources
I'm not 100% about it being leftist but I think this is the kind of thing you want? https://vsmg.lrc.org.uk/screen.php?page=home
The Tyranny of Structurelessness describes radical feminists organizing task oriented peer groups. I remember it as, don't throw accountability out with the org structure.
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