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I would generalize micromanagement to "bad management". I have been empowered to do things but what I was doing was attempting to clean up in software hardware

I would generalize micromanagement to "bad management". I have been empowered to do things but what I was doing was attempting to clean up in software hardware that sucked because it was built in-house instead of using the well-made external part, and on a schedule that didn't permit figuring out how to build the thing right. 100% management-induced problems.

whstl 1y ago
Another issue is when micromanagement gets in the way of transmitting importing information, it becomes more than a nuisance :/
ghaff 1y ago
Building things in house rather than buying something that is close enough is hardly uniquely a management failing.