Methods in organizations

• The fast decisions made by mangers - Mangers need to make hundreds of mini decisions every day. They can't consult their people all the time, therefore they need to make their decisions alone, and in seconds. To be able to do that, mangers need to understand in many areas, to get good decisions. Ben Horowitz suggested a solution to this problem and wrote that mangers need to meet their people often, and talk with them, and try to understand what they do. Mangers should regularly set one-on-one meetings, and learn what their people do and how they think about problems. They need to meet not just the high level administration, but with all levels of the organization.