A support system provides safety without controlling actions. The system waits to help if needed. It does not direct how a task should be done.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A support system provides safety without controlling actions.
The system waits to help if needed. It does not direct how a task should be done.
A manager should be like a safety net. A safety net catches someone if they fall. It does not tell the person how to walk. The manager offers help if a problem happens. The manager does not tell the team member every step to take.
A developer is building new software. The manager tells the developer, 'I am here if you get stuck.' The manager does not check the developer's code every hour. The developer feels safe to try new ideas. The developer knows help is available if a big problem happens.
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A support system provides safety without controlling actions. The system waits to help if needed. It does not direct how a task should be done.