This is only one of a possible spectrum of outcomes. Presenting it as the only one is disingenuous. It describes a company almost at war with itself due to abys

This is only one of a possible spectrum of outcomes. Presenting it as the only one is disingenuous. It describes a company almost at war with itself due to abysmally poor internal communications. I'm sure we all recognise it, because it's the shitty baseline, but we can do and do better than this.