> Micromanagement is a management style, not something you do over a weekend. Micromanagement is a bad management style to apply with creative teams. It breaks

> Micromanagement is a management style, not something you do over a weekend. Micromanagement is a bad management style to apply with creative teams. It breaks the creative flow, clouds judgement of quality and adds external pressure to a process that depends on consistent internal drive. You can micromanage accountants, SAP programmers and clerks, but if people like those in design teams or R&D are focused on quality, micromanaging them quickly begins to resemble herding cats. > Someone said that Steve Jobs wasn't a micromanager, only a great manager obsessed with details. Someone said that about Steve Jobs, and his work was of a very different nature. Articulating the concept of personal computing into a product is very much unlike the process of designing the logo, even if they are superficially similar.