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They may personally feel that they need manager permission. That doesn't mean that they do. There's also a wide range of managers with different opinions throug
by moultano 13y ago
They may personally feel that they need manager permission. That doesn't mean that they do. There's also a wide range of managers with different opinions throughout the company.
- falcolas 13y ago> They may personally feel that they need manager permission. That doesn't mean that they do. That doesn't seem to track with the article, or the articles/blogs linked from the article. Lots of no-comments from the PTBs at Google... too bad. They could end the discussion one way or the other quickly.
- Matt_Cutts 13y agoI'm a manager at Google and I think 20% time is great. Engineers explore something that's exciting to them, and the projects usually pay dividends, either in great launches or else people get a chance to learn new skills or hone their current skills.