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> Given how many clients that company had, the main conclusion I draw is that as an industry focusing on helping the .1x people improve is more likely to make a
by flukus 10y ago
> Given how many clients that company had, the main conclusion I draw is that as an industry focusing on helping the .1x people improve is more likely to make a noticeable difference than chasing the other end of the spectrum.
Do you think that's possible? More often than not the .1x people don't seem to care either.
- acdha 10y agoNot always but I do think there are organizational contributing factors: some people will see inefficiency and try to do something about it but others might just roll up their sleeves and do what they're told (maybe after unsuccessfully trying to change things a few times). That's the group I think could be helped given changes in support & incentives.