Having read a fair bit about Rupert Murdoch, he's built many amazingly successful businesses and was super micromaging. He would rewrite headlines, pick small newspapers font.
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Common advice is to delegate stuff, trust your people, let them make decisions. Seems effective, yes. But what about the opposite. 1 person micromanage entire company. They're the dictator. Final say in tiniest detail - what are some examples of these companies being successful?
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I imagine many of the largest fashion brands had owners like this too.
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yes. With super creative stuff, you have to be that way.
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Considering a new people management model?
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Not necessarily - just trying to question things I and others accept to be true and see what really is the right answer.
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Bunch of examples in good to great (Lee iococca comes to mind). Almost none of them survive
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Like, the businesses die? Or the people do?
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Steve Jobs? He was just so product focused
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I think you’d be shocked at how common this is in the small business world
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