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There's a lot of wisdom in this comment. > If everyone's fully responsible for what they do, they don't do their work Just to clarify, I think this means beca
by darkerside 8y ago
There's a lot of wisdom in this comment.
> If everyone's fully responsible for what they do, they don't do their work
Just to clarify, I think this means because they're busy rationalizing their decisions to invested stakeholders instead. Is that right?
- gbear605 8y agoOr rationalizing their decisions to their bosses or their bosses’ bosses.
- darkerside 8y agoI think the idea is, rationalizing to one person, who can then represent your ideas to the many others with a vested interest, provides leverage to you as an employee (easier to convince one person than to convince every person). Of course, managers can do a good or bad job of this, and done poorly, can create more work for their employees.