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randy wrote: ↑Fri Oct 19, 2018 11:03 am Those that can, lead.

Those that can't, manage.

Those that can't do either, micromanage.

I know what you mean, but management and leadership are totally different skill sets.

Agreed. I've known (a few) leaders that couldn't manage an orgy at a bordello. And a bunch of managers with little to no ability to actually lead.

To me, being a micromanager means you have no actual management skills. And I've never met or heard of a micromanager with any leadership ability.

randy wrote: ↑Fri Oct 19, 2018 5:04 pm Agreed. I've known (a few) leaders that couldn't manage an orgy at a bordello. And a bunch of managers with little to no ability to actually lead.

So no first-hand experience with either orgies, or bordellos, but I suspect that's actually quite a challenge... Just arranging the logistics, spacing and supply requirements, let alone managing unwanted/irregular process interactions, would be rather daunting.

Plus, there is efficiency to continue. The calorie/thrust ratio and all that...

That's why you hold it in a bordello. You outsource all those considerations to professionals...