0 making your own decisions about how to organize your work, rather than being led or controlled by a manager:
At the manufacturing company self-managed teams replace hierarchy.
In the control group, 62% of recorded values were in the target therapeutic range over the entire study period, compared to 79% in the self-managed group (p 0.001).
Some recent commentary suggests that the still rather limited experience with self-managed community irrigation may not be as successful (even in its own terms) as the first enthusiastic reports suggested.
Although a condition that could be self-managed was considered a minor ailment; a minor ailment was not necessarily synonymous with a condition that could be handled alone.
The camps are entirely self-managed, with elected leaders acting as the capillaries of aid distribution.
For example, let us assume a system is composed of several self-managed components whose behaviours are not entirely predictable.
Therapists work within teams who manage a daily workload and are frequently self-managed to a certain extent.
Social movements have traditionally created their own communication media (including publishing houses, journals and self-managed radio stations), which were, however predominantly inward-oriented.
In contrast, member trustees of self-managed funds would have to do the administration and some or all of the other tasks themselves.
