Designing a Mill-Inspired Business Model
Imagine you are founding a new technology startup. Drawing upon the core principles of John Stuart Mill's critique of the traditional employer-worker relationship, design a novel organizational structure for your company. In your response, describe at least two specific policies or structures you would implement and explain how each one directly addresses his concerns about worker autonomy and having a personal interest in the enterprise.
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