Max Planck's Michael Black: collaborative competition is hard to balance
Michael_J_Black · x · 2026-11-11
Responding to @rra, Max Planck's Michael J. Black argues the core challenge of "collaborative competition" is ego: the atmosphere can tip toward either collaboration or pure competition, and the sweet spot is hard to hit. As a manager, he says, building such an environment is gold.
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