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Their core developers were brilliant, but they also had a second level of junior developers and offsite or second-site teams that were allowed to slip into an attitude of “code monkey-ness”—micro-focused on building “just this feature,” not thinking about how that single feature would integrate into the whole and unaware that some of the things the
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Googlegeist results, which asked everyone in the company what they thought of their manager’s performance, conduct, and support.
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For example, by systematically cross-referencing databases of literature from different disciplines,
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- Performance management
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Hire managers of one
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The trick was expanding the organization’s range by identifying the dominant culture and then diversifying it by pushing in the opposite direction.
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THE PEOPLE QUESTION