Spent the majority of my career trying to explain to my managers why I thought their management programs were wrong and failed. Then read a book and bang, author gets it.

Governance Public Utilities for @zksync at @thezknation

First leadership book that actually made sense. Thank god we’re moving beyond “servant leadership”

Sometimes you just find someone who wrote the thing you’ve been feeling for a decade - absolute breath of fresh air haha

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proudly mid-curving it since 1995

so two types of "empowerment"

1. general: "I'm here to help you grow"
2. specific: "here are the tools/resources/authorities you need to do your job well"

(1) feels wrong because that kind of power is not the manager's to give in the first place

They sound like “I’m here to help you grow” “Let’s find ways to unlock my teams intrinsic motivation”

It assumes the leader is the one in control, and who keeps control

what do these empowerment programs tend to look like?

To appreciate good management, you have to experience bad management