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> I am also quite often seen as an asshole because I don't ask "everyone" for permission and mostly care about my actual boss. This speaks to me, I have often
by pc86 2y ago
> I am also quite often seen as an asshole because I don't ask "everyone" for permission and mostly care about my actual boss.
This speaks to me, I have often been told that I'm supposed to get "permission" to launch something from product, from my boss's peers leading other teams, from customer support, from design, from pretty much everyone. When pressed, there's never a realistic justification as to why (for example) a designer who hasn't touched the work in months should be in a position to approve a launch.
- kridsdale1 2y agoAt Google, this months later permission step from everyone is a built in step in the launch process and mandatory. Takes forever.