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Rotating the boss would expose people to more advice. Like switching dance partners during a dance lesson the rate of learning would increase. However, I think
by sytse 10y ago
Rotating the boss would expose people to more advice. Like switching dance partners during a dance lesson the rate of learning would increase.
However, I think a boss is more like a person you go teach a dance workshop with that a person that participates in it. Maybe the intern can have a new mentor every week. But I see some obstacles doing this do experienced team members.
It is already hard to find people that are both an expert at the work and a great boss. Finding multiple bosses in a team seems hard.
Frequently your boss needs a long term view on your activities. Career planning, performance reviews, and performance improvement plans are multi-month affairs.
Coordinating with other bosses and team also happens via social capital. Having to deal with a new persons for all other teams every month might be hard.