These strike me as no-brainers. There's nothing really philosophical or controversial about them. I wouldn't even classify them as "teamwork", just basic communication.
If I hire someone to do a job then I absolutely expect them to a) ask for clarification if required, b) confirm with me once the job is done or c) warn me if the job will not be done on time.
I think most of the comments on here have read way too much into these 3 rules.
Tip: he's talking about how individual members of a team communicate with him: the boss. Nothing more, nothing less.
If I hire someone to do a job then I absolutely expect them to a) ask for clarification if required, b) confirm with me once the job is done or c) warn me if the job will not be done on time.
I think most of the comments on here have read way too much into these 3 rules.
Tip: he's talking about how individual members of a team communicate with him: the boss. Nothing more, nothing less.