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Re:Jeff Bezos' famed management rules are slowly unraveling ... by hintymad on Wednesday July 31, 2024 @03:40PM (#41122695)
To give Amazon and Bezos credit, their 14 leadership principles give a pretty balanced framework for decision making. Customer obsession and working backwards to help focus on what's important, disagree and commit to resolve differences that root in intuition or assumptions, bias for action to minimize analysis paralysis, and etc. It's amazing that Amazon can sustain its size for so long. But yeah, eventually it is people who enforces culture, and eventually an empire falls.
Re:Jeff Bezos' famed management rules are slowly unraveling ... by vagab0nd on Wednesday July 31, 2024 @09:33PM (#41125380)
The LPs are bullshit. They are basically templates that the people in power can (ab)use to force their narrative. Want others to shut up and do the job? "Disagree and Commit". Don't want to spend money on employee's well-being? "Frugality". All else? "Customer Obsession". And what does "Are Right, A Lot" even mean?
Re:Jeff Bezos' famed management rules are slowly unraveling ... by Kache on Thursday August 01, 2024 @09:51PM (#41135457)
It means that hierarchy matters more than otherwise, because the higher-ups "are right" more by LP decree than by meritous consensus.