Autonomy. Empowerment. Agency. I hear, and use, these words often. But what do they mean? A couple years ago I tried to tackle this problem without getting bogged down in definitions.
Liked I lot your frame of the work/decision in different levels. Would point out though that the last two levels (I and H) are too vague ("generate"). I've being using this frame but changed it a little bit to:
H: Structure to achieve [short to long term business outcome] - the rationale here is that the scope of decisions include defining the organizational structure to achieve something
I: Invest to achieve [long-term business outcome] - the rationale here is that the scope of decisions here are where to invest money
Those are nice additions. I actually designed them to be vague, in the sense I wanted people to encompass *all* of the responsibilities — many of them — that go into making the claim that you'll bring home a certain $ result. But I like this framing.
Liked I lot your frame of the work/decision in different levels. Would point out though that the last two levels (I and H) are too vague ("generate"). I've being using this frame but changed it a little bit to:
H: Structure to achieve [short to long term business outcome] - the rationale here is that the scope of decisions include defining the organizational structure to achieve something
I: Invest to achieve [long-term business outcome] - the rationale here is that the scope of decisions here are where to invest money
Those are nice additions. I actually designed them to be vague, in the sense I wanted people to encompass *all* of the responsibilities — many of them — that go into making the claim that you'll bring home a certain $ result. But I like this framing.
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