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When employee count is small enough you can make just about anything work. That's the key ingrediant here, not any particular management paradigm. For example,
by mkramlich 12y ago
When employee count is small enough you can make just about anything work. That's the key ingrediant here, not any particular management paradigm.
For example, right now, I run an organization of precisely 1 employee and 1 leader type, both residing in the same body, and you'd be surprised at the exotic, hyper-efficient, dare I say sometimes quasi-communist-libertarian-artistic-entrepeneurial-self-empowered management techniques I/we use. :-)
- jodooshi 12y ago>People have a strong instinct not to disappoint a system that gives them so much ownership. A flat structure surfaces and amplifies this instinct. That's human nature.