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Has anyone else reading this come up against the CEO who's both disengaged 6 days a week and micromanaging 1 day a week? Except you never know which day of the

• stakhanov 4y ago
  ...or the manager might have bipolar.
  • noduerme 4y ago
    in the case I'm thinking of, a CEO was used to micromanaging 24/7 for years and needed to take some time off for sanity, health, family and travel, then decided to take months away to live in the islands; so eventually they just ignored all emails for a week or two and picked a day at random to unload a billion random micro-tasks.
• JonChesterfield 4y ago
  If the CEO was micromanaging all the time but cycling their attention through multiple different groups over time you'd get this appearance. I can imagine that being a reasonable time management policy from their side.
• clnq 4y ago
  Yeah, it's called Seagull Management.