> You're part of a team, you're contributing, you're also (measurably) pulling less hard than you would if the rope were yours alone
There’s a perfectly rational reason for this. Success is collective, but failure is individual.
Rewards for the success accrue to the person who represents it to the right people (usually those with the shortest path to the organization root).
For all intents and purposes, the person who gives the presentation did the work.
> You're part of a team, you're contributing, you're also (measurably) pulling less hard than you would if the rope were yours alone
There’s a perfectly rational reason for this. Success is collective, but failure is individual.
Rewards for the success accrue to the person who represents it to the right people (usually those with the shortest path to the organization root).
For all intents and purposes, the person who gives the presentation did the work.