The great game of business
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Read on Hacker NewsThis reminded me of a great suggestion by Jack Stack in "The Great Game of Business" (top of page 72 see http://www.amazon.com/Great-Game-Business-Jack-Stack/dp/0385... ) "A business should be run like an aquarium, where *everybody* can see what's going on--what's going in, what's moving around, what's coming out. That's the only way to make sure people understand what you're doing, and why, and have some input into deciding where you are going. Then, when the unexpected happens, they know how to react and react quickly."
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