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I’d say this is the case in all large organizations — and only natural. You bring in people to shape a certain area and equip them with resources. Their incent
by ano-ther 3y ago
I’d say this is the case in all large organizations — and only natural.
You bring in people to shape a certain area and equip them with resources. Their incentives are towards this one focus area (+ personal career goals). It is easier and more comfortable to work in a silo. People tend to form groups with insiders and outsiders. All of this (and probably some more) creates a drive for fiefdoms.
There’s only a few leaders who are capable of breaking the fiefdom cycle at the very top. And it takes continuous work to maintain that spirit.