A few weeks ago I wrote about the limitations we face in finding out what a manager really does. These limitations arise for a simple reason: managerial activities tend to be cognitive, that is, a manager performs them in his or her head, and to a lesser extent, physical activities such as moving arms and legs. In conversations with managers, scientists and entrepreneurs, I often compare the work of a manager and that of a car driver. The question can
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