Amazon Leadership principles are for all employees at the company not managers. "Leaders are right a lot" isn't indoctrination to trust your manager implicitly

Amazon Leadership principles are for all employees at the company not managers. "Leaders are right a lot" isn't indoctrination to trust your manager implicitly because they are right. It's "Be a leader. Have good judgement. Work to improve it. As a result be right a lot" Backbone one is also misunderstood: "Don't succumb to do the easy thing. Push back when you know when it's the right thing to do even if it's harder. BUT if you are overruled, and the group decision goes against it, don't try to fight it and undermine the decision, commit to the path."