I fully agree with what's written here. It's still quite disappointing to see him referring to managers as "bosses" and non-managers as "subordinates". The nex

I fully agree with what's written here. It's still quite disappointing to see him referring to managers as "bosses" and non-managers as "subordinates". The next logical step is to state that managers are not there to exert power, but to make it possible for non-managers to do work. Fewer power plays means a better working environment.