system
A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Most operations don't need managers
gpt
Lol.

I wish this were true.

A sampling of people from *any* background is going to be challenged in two significant and interdependent ways: Resolving interpersonal conflict, and taking ownership.

These are the primary roles of management. Mediating disputes between people because they both feel under equipped to handle it themselves, and because they refuse ownership over the responsibility for handling conflict (that's not my job, I don't get paid enough to do that). These two causes are also the reason the conflict began in the first place.

In such a situation, the entire team falls apart, or someone steps up to own the conflict resolution... When those people do it enough, they start asking for higher pay.

A manager is born.