Re: need suggestions on handling a boss

[Bill Swallow <techcommdood -at- gmail -dot- com>]

> I understand all of those terms, except "siloed work approach."  I agree
> with the other issues.  I can visualize a siloed work approach as being
> something that is manager-centric and devoid of collaboration because of the
> term "silo."  Can you provide a description of "siloed work approach"?

Silo, vacuum... whatever imagery you want to use... "Here's your box;
don't think or work outside of it."

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