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Put more simply - there are more people who can say “No.” Saying no is safer than saying “Yes.” When only a single “No” will halt a project, the chance of get
by mikehollinger 8y ago
Put more simply - there are more people who can say “No.”
Saying no is safer than saying “Yes.”
When only a single “No” will halt a project, the chance of getting stuck is higher.
- duxup 8y agoAlso the default state for most people for any given change is ignorance / no reason to change. Thus the default "no". At a non coding job in the past, I've had to explain the same change to five different people or teams in dramatically different ways to get a job done sometimes. If you saw me talk to these different groups you might not know I was even talking about the same thing each time....but I was.
- VintageCool 8y agoWhat Francis Fukuyama would call a "vetocracy".