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Hmm, maybe I suck at communication in the context of team discourse? I've never really had a great example or explanation of "ownership" outside of a bizarre c
by d33lio 6y ago
Hmm, maybe I suck at communication in the context of team discourse? I've never really had a great example or explanation of "ownership" outside of a bizarre corporate lingo form at Amazon. I guess I'm curious as to what "value" is in distinct terms, I still feel pretty lost here?
- moksly 6y agoYou realise that the bizarre corporate lingo is part of the management skillset right? Taking more ownership, means your boss wants you to make decisions and lead the direction. Not like a dictator, but by example. Value is meeting your requirements the fastest, least conflict ridden and safest way possible. Sometimes that’s clean code, other times that’s happy employees and other times it’s getting a finished product out the door regardless of the amount of spaghetti. Often it’ll be a combination of them all, with getting stuff done being the most important in almost every industry. The exception being places where safety matters more, like when you build airplanes, and even there, you only need to look to boring to see what “value” often means in management.
- d33lio 6y agoThat's a fair point. Thanks!