If it is something like on GE airplane engine plant in Durham I can understand this. But they do have managers, only less than usual. If Zappos won't have mana

If it is something like on GE airplane engine plant in Durham I can understand this. But they do have managers, only less than usual. If Zappos won't have managers at all then: Who will decide how much employees will be payed, and based on what data? Who will decide exactly what customers need and exactly what will be actually done and what won't be done or deferred? Who will decide who will be hired who will be fired? Who will decide in situations when one project requires something or someone from another? The list goes on... If someone (or multiple people) does this then he is not very different from managers in my company and I bet they never even heard about Holacracy or Valve, Zappos and GE experiments in management.