> If you're the smarter one, you ought to be able to teach them and do a deal with them, despite their flaws. While I agree with the premises, this is mostly n

> If you're the smarter one, you ought to be able to teach them and do a deal with them, despite their flaws. While I agree with the premises, this is mostly not true in corporate environment. Most of the advice is ignored in favour of unrealistic goals which obviously are not met. But none the less it allows them to keep their jobs a little bit longer and when shit hits the fan, consultants gets blamed. Toxicity of corporate environment is so unbelievably high.