Tech giants, such as Amazon and Google, have shredded middle managers and restricted high-level hiring in efficiency pushes.

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In an effort to become more nimble, some companies, like Bayer Pharmaceutical, are getting rid of middle managers.

As companies increasingly automate work processes using agents, traditional functions such as finance, marketing, and engineering may fall away, giving rise to an ‘agent boss’ era of delegation and ...

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In a bold move to restore $540 million in cost savings, Bayer CEO Bill Anderson cut out most of the company’s management roles last year. Since taking the helm in 2023, Anderson’s maneuvers ...

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FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Bayer ... the management board while shareholder advisory firms Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) had also come out in support. At the AGM, CEO Anderson ...

Bill Anderson, CEO of Bayer AG, at the Berlin Global Dialogue ... described as “purge the bosses” drive combined with “a management plan that shifts more decisions to workers.” ...