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I have come to see this sort of thing as a symptom of the extreme advantage incumbents have in the marketplace. This is why most companies become straight up h
by jarsin 9y ago
I have come to see this sort of thing as a symptom of the extreme advantage incumbents have in the marketplace. This is why most companies become straight up high palace drama. They can do this because they rule the kingdom and everyone will pay their tax (do business with them) like it or not. If you threaten the king and show you are smarter you are toast and will be killed.
Every established business I have worked with is like this.
- osrec 9y agoVery true - it's really quite annoying and unnecessary. Funnily enough, even when ex-employees from such firms establish a start up, much of this culture comes with them. I know I had elements of it engrained in my psyche, much to my detriment. It took a good 6 months to train myself to not feel threatened by my own employees. I like to think I'm mostly rid of this mentality now and can celebrate/cultivate the strengths of my team!
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