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> How do you prove, as a manager, that you are doing your job when nobody can see half of your employees? I don't know if I buy it. How do you prove, as a mana
by baddox 12y ago
> How do you prove, as a manager, that you are doing your job when nobody can see half of your employees?
I don't know if I buy it. How do you prove, as a manager, that you are doing your job when everyone can see all your employees? I fail to see how the visibility of you employees helps you prove that you're doing your job.
- JeremyMorgan 12y agoIt's all perception. The manager talking with employees, having meetings with them etc gives the appearance of "work". This same thing causes interruptions to developers all day long. "Hands off" managers who hire people they trust to do their job are far more productive, but not the middle of the curve.