They need to distribute leadership responsibility, replacing hierarchy and formal authority with organizational bandwidth, which draws on collective intelligence.
He stretches his legs often while on the set; the job involves a lot of standing (always outside the actors' sight lines) and what he calls "silent responsibility" — replacing burned-out bulbs, making sure no one trips over a light cord.
To get people with the right attitude and experience, Rodriguez began to pay more and to look for different qualities: MBAs with family responsibilities replaced "swinging singles" who weren't above making side deals.
When zealots in the Administration were exposed, as in the Iran-Contra scandal, Reagan skillfully evaded responsibility and replaced them with more centrist Republicans.
But in recent years American refugee policy has largely avoided the old blend of shame and responsibility, being replaced instead by fear of numbers.
But camp was also a pressure cooker of pubescent proportions: when you jam dozens of young people into an enclosed space for months at a time, any semblance of responsibility is replaced by unbridled lust, provoking teens into doing whatever they could to impress their peers and love interests.
Personal responsibility and community responsibility have been replaced by state responsibility.
To divide administrative responsibilities, Constantine replaced the single praetorian prefect, who had traditionally exercised both military and civil functions in close proximity to the emperor, with regional prefects established in the provinces and enjoying civil authority alone.
Three days after the inspector general closed the case, the administrator was transferred "to a new low-level position in which all of his responsibilities were replaced with menial tasks, and his contact with key staff and activities was severely limited," the report said.
"It's not their responsibility to replace the chairman, it's their responsibility to get on the field of play on Saturday and perform for the team.
