The valley is a pretty capitalistic place and one that's willing to eschew orthodoxy. But managers are still the norm. If it were economically preferable to n

The valley is a pretty capitalistic place and one that's willing to eschew orthodoxy. But managers are still the norm. If it were economically preferable to not have managers, I think you'd see that model gaining lots of traction. Maybe this is a common model though, I'm not familiar with very many truly flat organizations.