(2/2) 

Once real customers exist, you need the freedom to experiment, iterate, and pivot with as few constraints as possible. 

DAOs aren't able to achieve operational excellence. Leadership is needed to hold the team to a high bar and ensure accountability. If there is an underperformer, you need to be able to remove them fast and without public debate. DAOs become bureaucracies that move slow and can't compete in a fast paced environment.

“DAOs become bureaucracies that move slow and can't compete in a fast paced environment.”

Is this 100% true? 

How would you design a DAO to specifically compete in a fast paced environment? (without using centralization)

Any suggestions?

subDAOs! in theory can design a DAO to look exactly like a centralized org, only with token holders instead of shareholders (if that's what the community wants). or, with many [subDAO] leaders rather than one leader (tbd how well this works tho)

cointelegraph.com/innovation-circle/dispelling-the-flat-dao-myth

Casting thoughts about decentralization and magic &
hanging out in /publicnouns /nouns /investment-daos 

a deeper dive into my thoughts on this if anyone out there is curious:

Buidl the change you wish to see in the world. Customize your space on /nounspace, download @shapeshift, donate on @giveth, pick up @trashnfts #bestdayever

a deeper dive into my thoughts on this if anyone out there is curious: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6zDPoGi6ls