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How is this different from Virgins' "keep organizations small and break them up with they get too big" philosophy?
by usrlocaletc 7y ago
How is this different from Virgins' "keep organizations small and break them up with they get too big" philosophy?
- tantalor 7y ago"small" and "too big" are vague and meaningless
- thomaslkjeldsen 7y agoJudging from the confusion here, one could argue that the "two-pizza team" definition is also vague and meaningless - at least to an international audience.
- true_religion 7y agoThe two pizzas solution can be easily explained by delivering an American style pizza and seeing if the team can eat it.
- zinclozenge 7y agoI can eat a family sized Papa Murphy's pizza by myself in one sitting so I don't know how relevant a metric that is.
- freyr 7y agoIt's not how much pizza you can eat. Think how many slice a person typically eats at a team lunch in a professional setting. It's usually a few slices. A large pizza has around 8 slices, so with two pizzas, that covers 6-10 people. And that's what the article says.
- yazaddaruvala 7y agoKeep in mind you’re on a team. As a good team player would you be satisfied with 2 slices even if you could eat 6?
- anoncake 7y agoTo be fair, we shouldn't have assumed that imperial pizzas are the same size as metric ones.