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What Managers Need To Do

The question managers should ask themselves is not whether they should give teams autonomy, but what kind of autonomy they should give them.

Instead of becoming obsessed with autonomy above all else, managers should take a more nuanced approach and think critically about which areas will benefit from autonomy — and which will not.

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