go from theory to action, #stratapp helps you bring alive Elon Musk’s best thinking

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“Communication should travel via the shortest path necessary to get the job done, not through the chain of command.”

#stratapp helps you achieve this overnight – without creating chaos or undermining the role of leaders and managers.

How? Communication in #stratapp is naturally organized around the work. You get to step away from the noise and endless notifications from #slack and MS Teams chat channels, Whatsapp groups and email.

You achieve Elon Musk’s principle of flattening the communication hierarchy and you gain the ability to shift to asynchronous communications – creating equal opportunities for people who are timid or working in a language they are yet to master.

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