Future Builders Crash Course Product Strategy
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Potential Selection Engine for General Managers
- Chat - [1]
- Systems managers are trained to manage through the lens of construction. A construction manager is not the right role.
- GM builds.
- Logic - solid skills during the Crash Course (boot camp part of it) - validate basics of procedures and ergonomic efficiency - such literacy badly lacking in most participants and even in seasoned builders
- The Crash Course does not “train construction managers.” It reveals who can become one.
- “Builder Crash Course: Construction Literacy for the General Public”. “Optional Construction Manager Track for those who demonstrate aptitude”
- Not - “Learn to be a construction manager” (this attracts the wrong people). Internal language. “This course is a filter and formation ground for future CMs”. “CMs are selected, not self-declared”
- Systems skills is more important that construction skill.
- Unobtanium.
- thus - need to build them myself - All managers are builders, but not all builders are managers.
- should NOT predefine a General Manager track - If you predefine a GM track, you will immediately get: People opting in for status, authority before competence
- We do not train managers. We create environments where managers emerge from building.
- Management is not a track — it is an emergent property of responsibility under constraint. - Source - [2]
- management divorced from production is actively harmful.