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Heroism is what you do until you manage to secure the headcount and hire the team that lets you run things smoothly. In the real world, getting approval for he
by mgaunard 2y ago
Heroism is what you do until you manage to secure the headcount and hire the team that lets you run things smoothly.
In the real world, getting approval for headcount can take 6 months, hiring 3, training another 3.
So you need to sustain heroism for a year without burning out.
- lkbm 2y agoHeroism as described in this slideshow prevents anyone from realizing/accepting that they need to hire the appropriate headcount.
- stonogo 2y agoNot really. At a mature org, if anyone is putting in over 40 hours a week, management should he investigating. It's a warning flag either way.
- SR2Z 2y agoManagement frequently does not care so long as nobody is complaining hard enough.
- mgaunard 2y agoWhile not doing heroism prevents your product/service from being successful or reach the market in a timely fashion.