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I haven't worked my way through the entire list yet, I might do that later but I would like to comment on the first "practise" if you don't mind: >> Radical Ca
by pan69 11y ago
I haven't worked my way through the entire list yet, I might do that later but I would like to comment on the first "practise" if you don't mind:
>> Radical Candor. Basically, bosses need to tell their employees when they're screwing up, but it very rarely happens.
You know what. I have seen many instances of "bosses" screwing up big time, but somehow we seem to think that the "creative work place" is a one way street where only "bosses" seem to be capable of advising their employees. Silly.
- sjg007 11y agoBosses don't make mistakes. Only patterns of mistakes.