My examples were programming, but I also make decisions about processes and tools. They follow the same logic. If I'm unsure, I ask and go ahead instead of si

My examples were programming, but I also make decisions about processes and tools. They follow the same logic. If I'm unsure, I ask and go ahead instead of sitting and doing nothing. Only if I'm very, very certain do I not bother asking. And I've certainly got non-programmers around me that make business decisions all the time. It's their job. I'm not sure how that's relevant? The same thing applies: They should only be doing it without consultation if they have the experience to back it up.