Edwin Setiadi

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“With most of the organizations I worked in, I often didn’t know what I was supposed to be doing. No one bothered to tell me. If you asked me whether I was doing a good job, I would say either ‘I don’t know’ or ‘I think so.’ If you asked why I thought so, I would reply, ‘I haven’t been chewed out by my boss lately’ or ‘No news is good news.’ It was almost as if my main motivation was to avoid punishment.”
The New One Minute Manager
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