> *Part of the reason is that the larger an organization gets, the more inefficient and bureaucratic it gets, the less it is able to adapt." Which is a symptom

> *Part of the reason is that the larger an organization gets, the more inefficient and bureaucratic it gets, the less it is able to adapt." Which is a symptom of publicly traded companies, right? It creates this weird system where finding a niche and serving it reliably year in and year out is considered failure; you're only succeeding if you're constantly growing, which means you inevitably collapse under your own weight.