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I agree, however, the teams where people don't need to read the audience, and can just freely present problems whenever they want without fear of repercussions
by deepsun 4y ago
I agree, however, the teams where people don't need to read the audience, and can just freely present problems whenever they want without fear of repercussions are the most productive, in my experience.
The management team must be "thick skinned" enough, though, to be able to take the blame and work on the problem. Maybe talk in private to the person about the tact.
Of course, I'm not going to try, just personal observation.
- MathMonkeyMan 4y agoMeetings are performance, side-chats are politics. I think the decisions are based on the politics.