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yeah. i agree it is a mistake. but I got many times sidelined or robbed of an idea or a project after starting it and involving other people too early. it happe
by retinaros 5y ago
yeah. i agree it is a mistake. but I got many times sidelined or robbed of an idea or a project after starting it and involving other people too early. it happened for instance that I started developing a GDPR tool mentioned it to my manager, he then told me a few days later that there was a manager working on this and it was in the making. the manager in question never had anything on the topic, did not start anything as well. two weeks later he had a power point and hired an intern « to work on this topic » he presented the deck to VPs, every one clapped said it was amazing. I had the full mvp working - demo-able and he was supposed to be the one leading this after this presentation.
so I guess id rather do too much work before looping in others