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  Design flaw #1: Share of voice equals share of power
  Design flaw #2: Creative apartheid.
  Design flaw #3: Under-informed decisions
  Design flaw #4: A monopsony for new ideas.
  Design flaw #5: Persistent misalignment between power and competence.
  
  

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  • Now let’s consider five of the built-in “design flaws” that limit the performance of traditional bureaucratic organizations, and imagine briefly how the Web might help forward-thinking companies to overcome these deficits.

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