Death to the Org Chart
How to Build a Company So Lean Your Competitors Think You’re Cheating
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Narrated by:
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Scott Brick
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Luke Girgis
“Luke’s book is the unlock.”
SIMON BEARD, FOUNDER, CULTURE KINGS
YOUR BUSINESS DOES NOT HAVE A REVENUE PROBLEM.
Revenue is growing, yet everything moves slower. Decisions wait. Reports arrive late. Every new customer seems to need another hire.
That is not a talent problem. It is the cost of an operating model built for a world that no longer exists.
In Death to the Org Chart, Luke Girgis shows leaders how to find the drag, redesign the work, and scale without adding layers. The future belongs to companies built around workflows, not org charts.
Stop the profit leak.
©2026 Luke Girgis (P)2026 Luke Girgis
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I've always been a big advocate for process, but Luke takes it to another level here. As a business owner, I'm all in on what he maps out. I'm actually excited to start building an agent, bring my company up to its full potential, and put my energy into the brand and the customer experience instead of getting buried in the little things.
If you run a business and you want a clear picture of where things are going and how to get ahead of the curve, read this one.
A genuine game changer....no really... This is that book.
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