GitHub Has Big Dreams for Open-Source Software, and More - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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GitHub has no managers among its 140 employees, for example. “Everyone has management interests,” he said. “People can work on things that are interesting to them. Companies should exist to optimize happiness, not money. Profits follow.” He does, however, retain his own title and decides things like salaries.
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Another member of GitHub has posted a talk that stresses how companies flourish when people want to work on certain things, not because they are told to.
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Asana bases work on a series of to-do lists that people assign one another. Inside Asana there are no formal titles, though like GitHub there are bosses at the top who make final decisions.
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