Archive - REBORRN’s Substack

How we helped eSky Group master the art of simplicity with OKRs

In the vast landscape of corporate strategy, striking the right balance between ambitions and executable plans is both an art and a science.

Dec 5 •

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November 2024

Two decades of lost productivity: why self-managed organisations rarely work

There are fewer successful self-managed organisations than the hype would have you think.

Nov 14 •

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Niko Efstathiou

October 2024

September 2024

Outsmarting consumer fraud: a 4-step guide

Written by: @Yasmin Denney

Sep 30 •

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EUROPE BUILDS: announcing a new podcast series by BORRN

Reversing the narrative of Europe’s start-up ecosystem, one founder at a time.

Sep 24 •

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The Unhealthy Obsession with Corporate Wellness

If perceived as expectations, and not as options, well-being initiatives may create more stress to employees than they actually alleviate.

Sep 5 •

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Niko Efstathiou

August 2024

Shiny perks: are pool tables irrelevant?

Once a tech-world fad, are benefits that transform the office into a playground slowly fading into obscurity?

Aug 22 •

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Niko Efstathiou

What about an unlimited vacation policy?

A self-managed vacation policy sounds like a utopian dream. But its value for employees and organisations really depends on how it’s implemented and…

Aug 8 •

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Niko Efstathiou

Different cultures, different challenges?

Greek employees feel undervalued, UK employees are concerned about timing and manners, and South Koreans struggle with hierarchy: how does culture shape…

Aug 1 •

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Niko Efstathiou

July 2024

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