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> the decision C-suite have to make when planning projects > in the setup that's decided I'd argue this shouldn't be a top-down decision - you can just let tea
by e_i_pi_2 3y ago
> the decision C-suite have to make when planning projects
> in the setup that's decided
I'd argue this shouldn't be a top-down decision - you can just let teams and individuals decide what works best for them, then that can be communicated upwards so the company can plan office space/resource allocation
- swozey 3y agoI can't imagine a C-suite determining literally anything about my team beyond allowing it to exist in the budget. I worked at way too many startups where the CEO was far too involved with day to day minutiae.
- zajio1am 3y ago'place of work' is usually (here in Czechia) defined in a labor contract. So that cannot change because 'team decided'. I have contract with my employer, not with my team.
- pompino 3y ago>you can just let teams and individuals decide what works best for them, then that can be communicated upwards so the company can plan office space/resource allocation Finding this many self-motivated conscientious employees is uncommon. Consider yourself lucky. This has never been a winning strategy that I've seen anywhere.