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I would describe your experience as atypical, wouldn't you? Just like Valve's nearly-flat management is atypical and requires a certain mesh of personalities an
by cobaltblue 11y ago
I would describe your experience as atypical, wouldn't you? Just like Valve's nearly-flat management is atypical and requires a certain mesh of personalities and pruning to work at all. Counterexamples exist, it's not a perfect correlation, but unless they're plentiful they don't really change the typical.
- SonicSoul 11y agoYou do have a point. I suppose that is why you generally make more working at a corp, to either deal with the BS or ideally figure out a way to solve it which is never easy. All I was saying is that there are ways around it and long term solutions that work if you're willing to sink your teeth in and try to improve the status quo. The feeling of looking back and seeing that 80% of BS from last year was eliminated can be quite satisfying even if you're not at a game changing startup.