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WATCH LIVE | State capture inquiry hears more parliamentary oversight evidence

The state capture commission will on Thursday hear parliamentary oversight related evidence from the executive secretary of the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (Casac), Lawson Naidoo. ....

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How to help at work (without micromanaging)


How to help at work (without micromanaging)
16 Feb, 2021 07:36 PM
6 minutes to read
Bosses who intervene too often or too extensively in their subordinates activities get a bad reputation. Photo / 123RF
Bosses who intervene too often or too extensively in their subordinates activities get a bad reputation. Photo / 123RF
Harvard Business Review
By: Colin M. Fisher, Teresa M. Amabile and Julianna Pillemer
Micromanagement is a dirty word in today s workplaces. Bosses who intervene too often or too extensively in their subordinates activities get a bad reputation, and most forward-thinking organisations have come to value employee autonomy more
than oversight. Research shows that people have strong negative emotional and physiological reactions to unnecessary or unwanted help and that it can erode interpersonal relationships. Even the US Army General George S. Patton understood the danger of micromanaging: He famously said, Never ....

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Zuckerberg's Grand Illusion: Understanding The Oversight Board Experiment


Wed, Feb 17th 2021 9:32am
Mike Masnick
Everyone, it seems, has an opinion about The Oversight Board which everyone refers to as the Facebook Oversight Board, because despite its plans to work with other social media companies, it was created by Facebook, and feels inevitably connected to Facebook by way of its umbilical cord. As we noted earlier this month, after the Oversight Board s first decisions came down, everyone who had a strong opinion about the Oversight Board seemed to use the results to confirm their existing beliefs about it.
To some, the Oversight Board is just an attempt for Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg to avoid taking responsibility for societal-level impacts of its platform. For others it s a cynical ploy/PR campaign to make it look like it s giving up some of its power. To still others, it s a weak attempt to avoid regulation. To many, it s a combination of all three. And, then, to some, it s an interesting experiment in content moderation that at ....

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