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It’s similar to Amazon applying the “Disagree but commit” leadership principle to their RTO policy. It suggests that leadership, from the seclusion of their pri
by cebert 3y ago
It’s similar to Amazon applying the “Disagree but commit” leadership principle to their RTO policy. It suggests that leadership, from the seclusion of their private offices, does not trust employees and prefers to dictate the optimal working conditions without considering individual feedback.