Management Bits and Tips

Many people don’t want to accept help either personally or in inter-team context (bit). Never suggest what you don’t want for yourself and even if you want help for yourself suggest assistance (tip).

I originally learnt about this advice from Weinberg’s book “Becoming a Technical Leader: An Organic Problem-Solving Approach”. Today one of my colleagues sent me the link about M. Dell proposing help to Putin’s Russia. May be Dell needs help in this time of economic uncertainty?

- Dmitry Vostokov @ ManagementBits.com -

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