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"It was decided from above"... Why did team members stop asking Team Leader Park?
Team members stop asking questions to Team Leader Park, who simply relays upper management's decisions. We examine the standards of explanation and execution responsibility that a team leader must shoulder even when their decision-making power is limited.
A management meeting resulted in a decision to change the direction of an existing project. Returning to the team, Team Leader Park announced that it was a decision made from above and couldn't be helped, instructing everyone to switch to the new direction starting today.…
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