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Isn't this how every organization in the world operates? How can anything resembling non-hobby work get done without a "directly responsible individual"?
by gohrt 10y ago
Isn't this how every organization in the world operates?
How can anything resembling non-hobby work get done without a "directly responsible individual"?
- hackuser 10y agoTwo thoughts: 1) That's not something my department handles. Contact department B; a committee will review your question and their analysis will be considered at the next management committee team meeting at the end of the quarter. 2) Parliament / Congress
- lbotos 10y agoImplicitly, yes, some person is always doing the work. But in my experience a "DRI" culture is one where at the end of a meeting it's 100% clear what needs to be done and who is doing it. That doesn't happen in a lot of companies, because a lot of companies call meetings to brainstorm.