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Agreed. I'm not sure I see any clearly definable measures here. > Celebrating people taking initiatives. Are people taking initiatives to make things better c
by mgkimsal 6y ago
Agreed. I'm not sure I see any clearly definable measures here.
> Celebrating people taking initiatives. Are people taking initiatives to make things better celebrated or rewarded over this seen as unnecessary distractions?
What does 'celebrate' mean? Yay... colleague introduced a new initiative for doing XYZ, but it violates the current standards and now requires upgrades of other legacy stuff. It's not providing any measurable or substantive benefit, but... if I don't "celebrate" it, am I part of a 'destructive' culture?
- wtfno009887466 6y agoIt's the difference between catching the initiative early enough so that it doesn't cause a cascade of problems, while being nice about it... And saying, you idiot, you did something you thought was good and now I'm angry because I have more work... And what you did wasn't even good. The question is a bad management detector.