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The theory is that the superstar employee needs the support form 9 others to achieve the success. As an example, a super star programmer, requires support from
by returnInfinity 4y ago
The theory is that the superstar employee needs the support form 9 others to achieve the success.
As an example, a super star programmer, requires support from DevOps, QA, PM, EM, UX, Docs to deliver the great results. Alone not a super star anymore.
- GauntletWizard 4y agoTo reuse and refocus an old quote: 50% of those people are probably useless. The problem is figuring out which ones.
- hdjjhhvvhga 4y agoYou can find out easily - when an employee leaves and you see a huge productivity drop, you'll know. (Also the opposite happens: you fire a bad manager and productivity goes up.)
- 6510 4y agoI coin the long paid vacation hack
- professoretc 4y ago> The problem is figuring out which ones. To be more precise: figuring out which ones are useless may cost more time/money/effort than you would save by removing them.