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The article was also about "Lean in culture". I'm sorry, but that's different from the book. The book has spurned something completely ridiculous. It's the reas
by carriemelissa 13y ago
The article was also about "Lean in culture". I'm sorry, but that's different from the book. The book has spurned something completely ridiculous. It's the reason why, when I wanted to take a break from work for a while, my colleagues said to me, "But you've got to lean in!" That's so obnoxious.
- sliverstorm 13y agoI think you meant to say "spurred". Critical word-choice distinction.
- MartinCron 13y agoPeople often take a shallow understanding of a nuanced concept and build a culture around that shallow understanding. You're seeing that with "lean in" just as we've seen it with "lean software development" or "agile". Sigh.