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That's a choice not a law EDIT: in most successful teams I know manager and team are in the same boat
by cntainer 4y ago
That's a choice not a law
EDIT: in most successful teams I know manager and team are in the same boat
- wahnfrieden 4y ago"That's an individual's choice" is the weakest perspective on systemic effect PMC are in the same boat in that they're not the owners but they do serve their interests
- cntainer 4y agoIt really depends on the system. I agree that most companies tend to end up with a cesspool of middle-management political games but that's not something unavoidable. I've seen examples where the objectives of the management and the teams are sufficiently aligned by the owners to create win-win situations. Yes, it's not that typical, but it's possible.
- wahnfrieden 4y agothis is equivalent to “not all men” type of argument also bosses will never be truly aligned with workers unless it’s from power workers have taken. a wage doesn’t provide the class mobility that ownership and exploitation does.