Millions Of Managers Are Becoming Obsolete—By Solving The Wrong Problem
The Real Reason For The Failure Of The Massive Effort To Enhance Psychological Safety Is That Managers Are Trying To Solve The Wrong Problem| Forbes
When Andy Jassy succeeded Jeff Bezos as the CEO of Amazon, in 2021, he stepped into one of the most scrutinized leadership roles in business. But under Jassy’s leadership, Amazon has not only sustained its momentum but accelerated. In this wide-ranging conversation with HBR’s editor at large, Jassy reflects on what it takes to get a behemoth like Amazon to operate like a startup and how he pushes his team to take chances. “If you aren’t failing,” he says, “you’re either not inve...| Harvard Business Review
The Real Reason For The Failure Of The Massive Effort To Enhance Psychological Safety Is That Managers Are Trying To Solve The Wrong Problem| Forbes
It’s Not Rocket Science That Is Making Millions Of Managers Obsolete. Or Even AI. Traditional Managers Have Simply Got The Wrong Goal| Forbes
Find new ideas and classic advice on strategy, innovation and leadership, for global leaders from the world's best business and management experts.| hbr.org
