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RE: How Steemit technology and principles can (and will) become the foundation of the future of management in companies (Featuring new author @sebastien)
I have no issue considering myself a lower level employee here...but more like a freelance journalist that researches, writes and publishes content on the topic of choice.
There is no issue about it. My post's goal was to highlight the mechanics of Steemit and to show that they are quite classical regarding the management structure.
Nevertheless, where Steemit is truly revolutionary is in the way the management is done.
It can allow a better decision making structure (see @steempowerwhale remark) and may greatly improve promotion processes in a company.
Going further, we can even imagine applying it to a School, replacing grades (students = Minnows, good students = Power Minnows, Teacher = Whale).
As @dantheman mentionned in one of his previous posts, Mininnows are always the 1st to find great posts. The role of Whales is therefore mostly validation (even if some like @smooth also seem to try to give visibility to posts).
Btw, it is this post from @dantheman which gave me the idea for this story.
@sebastien
There are posts everyday where people are having an issue with fighting an upstream battle, trying to succeed in a system that's starting to seem impossible. The mechanics here are great if you're someone who's guaranteed to win. Your article is good because it points out the reality of position here on Steemit.
Someone at the bottom has every opportunity to advance up the ranks, they just need to meld their craft with the existing Steemit system. This post gives everyone a straightforward idea of where they probably are in the system. It's up to them to work at in their own way and hopefully succeed.
I love to write comedy. I want very much to make people laugh and encourage them on their efforts here at Steemit. I can spin the yarn no problem, I just need to figure out how to get it to the people who might benefit. There's money at stake, so passions are heightened, or maybe even altered somewhat.