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I can understand why the Project leader felt slighted. It's their job to know the status of the project and to present that. If someone comes in and bypasses th
by s73v3r 11y ago
I can understand why the Project leader felt slighted. It's their job to know the status of the project and to present that. If someone comes in and bypasses them, you're kinda saying that they're not needed.
- teekert 11y agoHe just wanted to get a feel for the problems of the project and the people. What lives in the project, what are the people like. I guess your reaction illustrates my point nicely I don't even consider this "bypassing". Why not feel proud of your project members? To feel bypassed is saying your are the preferred person for all communication, surely anyone can decide for themselves who they want to talk to. Would you feel afraid they say bad things? Then you are not a good leader. If you are a good leader your team makes you look good. That's how I'd see it. If someone talks to your team he probably has a reason, why even think anything about it?