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Quite naïve. Nothing has been said about what employees need to follow. It is like, everything they can do is perfect, the manager is always the one who needs t

Quite naïve. Nothing has been said about what employees need to follow. It is like, everything they can do is perfect, the manager is always the one who needs to work on the relationship, and there are no criteria to select / stop working with employees (i.e. those rules will work with any team).

xbar 5y ago
It says none of that. At worst, it is incomplete as an instruction manual, but it's a fine list of starting principles for thinking about humans doing work.
drewcoo 5y ago
Well it's not called Principles of Engineering Non-Management.