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So a manager prioritizing personal minor convenience (single individual) over productivity and comfort of the reports would be considered a charitable interpret
by qaq 5y ago
So a manager prioritizing personal minor convenience (single individual) over productivity and comfort of the reports would be considered a charitable interpretation in MBA land? edit: removed "You" as the author is not part of the group that supports the behavior mentioned
- humbledrone 5y agoI guess you didn't read my whole comment. I'll quote the part that you didn't read: > So I wouldn't push them to go back into the office; remote work is the right thing for the team overall. By the way, I definitely don't have an MBA. I've written around a million lines of C++ over my career. So I understand what it's like to work as an IC. Have you managed?
- qaq 5y agoI retract the "you" from the above statement the rest of it still stands. I have managed people and had run my own company but will not extrapolate my experience more generally as I am pretty introverted by nature which is not very representative.
- humbledrone 5y agoIf your comment is just saying "managers who do things to their own benefit, to the expense of their reports, are bad," then we're in agreement.
- barsonme 5y ago> And I understand that most of my reports spend most of their time doing that kind of work. So I wouldn't push them to go back into the office; remote work is the right thing for the team overall.
- qaq 5y agonoted: edited the comment to reflect
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