Years ago, management by walking around was the rage. Does it still work today?
I think it does and today’s post over at US NEWS and WORLD REPORT, Master the Hallway First, Then the Board Room, explains why.
Years ago, management by walking around was the rage. Does it still work today?
I think it does and today’s post over at US NEWS and WORLD REPORT, Master the Hallway First, Then the Board Room, explains why.
"I am having fun here, sharing stories of what I have learned after some 25 years of doing startups, with maybe some observations about the workplace, culture and other things that interest or amuse me,...and hopefully, you."

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I would agree that it does. It’s still being taught as a management strategy, and the case for it’s effectiveness has not diminished. MBWA is an important part of my day to day management routines.
The medium might change (internet vs. physical presence) but the concept remains the same.
I agree MS. Social networking tools might make the requirement seem less important because there are so many ways to get the word up and down in an organization, nothing beats the personal connection. It is hard to listen between the lines in an IM or voice mail.
I think it’s a fundamental truth of all human socializing and communication. Listening between the lines is exactly the point.
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