Yeah. The way I like to think of it is that the boss is an unnecessary part of the process, so it is fundamentally in the collective self interest of the workers to remove the boss from the process.
Eh, the way that I think of it iis that management is essential. Resource management is as important as the resources themselves, it's the capital class siphoning this value that's to blame, not your typical management.
@NotARobot probably meant boss as in owner rather than mere manager. Strategy and tactics are still needed to direct production, the difference would be in who benefits from the control of production.
Yeah. The way I like to think of it is that the boss is an unnecessary part of the process, so it is fundamentally in the collective self interest of the workers to remove the boss from the process.
Eh, the way that I think of it iis that management is essential. Resource management is as important as the resources themselves, it's the capital class siphoning this value that's to blame, not your typical management.
@NotARobot probably meant boss as in owner rather than mere manager. Strategy and tactics are still needed to direct production, the difference would be in who benefits from the control of production.