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"Gross mismanagement" is an easy diagnosis after the fact. During the time in which the decisions were being made they probably made perfect sense, at least giv
by fencepost 7y ago
"Gross mismanagement" is an easy diagnosis after the fact. During the time in which the decisions were being made they probably made perfect sense, at least given the knowledge and constraints the decision makers were working with.
With some notable high profile exceptions people don't go into things with the intention of completely screwing them up.
- heimatau 7y agoIf the issue is brought up to management more than 3 times then yes, it's gross mismanagement and could be solved. Which is why I provide France as a counter-example. They aren't mismanaging the potential issues. It's a solvable problem and France is continually demonstrating it.