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> Anyone who criticizes McKinsey has no idea how consulting, or real companies, or the real world, works. LOL. I'll tell you how it would go if you brought in
by appleiigs 7y ago
> Anyone who criticizes McKinsey has no idea how consulting, or real companies, or the real world, works.
LOL. I'll tell you how it would go if you brought in a consultant for a library. The consultant would produce the most beautiful wire-frame UI you ever seen, with lots of arrows, buttons and stuff. It would organize all books in a neat table by title, author, publishing date, etc.
Then at go-live, you'll realize the table is all funked up because "JK Rowling", "J.K. Rowling" and "J. K. Rowling" are all listed as different authors. Let the behind schedule and over-budget fun begin.
Whereas, if you asked the nice old lady who's been a librarian for 30 years, she would have told you to start with a table of authors first and then build up to the UI from there, not in reverse.
- fzeroracer 7y agoTo be fair, the CEO is generating more market value by creating a bunch of mistakes, hiring people to fix the mistakes and then offloading those costs onto the consumers. Why make something good when you can make something bad and force people to pay in order to make it decent?