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Nobody wants to be blamed for a flop.
by robotresearcher 10y ago
Nobody wants to be blamed for a flop.
- rdtsc 10y agoAh, yes! And because of the current team and structure of management, everyone involved, consciously or unconsciusly knows that it will be nothing but a flop. They make a move, they lose. They don't do anything they lose as well, it will just take longer. So they chose the second option.