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Having an HQ seems increasingly antiquated. Sure, there probably needs to be a designated executive center, but otherwise it seems far less risky to partition
by linuxftw 7y ago
Having an HQ seems increasingly antiquated. Sure, there probably needs to be a designated executive center, but otherwise it seems far less risky to partition your organization into smaller units. Just look at what Amazon is doing with HQ2.
- TulliusCicero 7y agoEven with Amazon, it was "HQ2", not "HQ50". And big companies already do have lots of engineering offices, it's just still beneficial to have a big main hub, there are costs to fragmentation.