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People in coordinated groups do not necessarily require someone to sit around in meetings and send emails telling the rest of them what to do.
by ahelwer 5y ago
People in coordinated groups do not necessarily require someone to sit around in meetings and send emails telling the rest of them what to do.
- flyinglizard 5y agoHow is coordination achieved otherwise?
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- sulam 5y agoBtw, I never said “telling the rest of them what to do.” That is a complete misconception of management, at least the way I believe the best managers practice it. I only get involved in decisions that my team has been unable to make themselves. Even then, I rarely find myself having to be the decider. My role is to facilitate a good decision, not to tell people what to do. The team looks to me for prioritization and providing context, not to top-down manage them.