Ownership, Growth, No Micromanagement
Ownership, Growth, No Micromanagement
- Only 1 or 2 sync-up meetings per week, or on an as-needed basis.
- More ownership and flexibility in implementing individual ideas upon review.
- No micromanagement.
- Flattened hierarchy, with ideas brainstormed with the team.
- More space for growth by being exposed to multiple ongoing projects.
I don't see any cons whatsoever.
To keep going with the same ideals.
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