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As a non-americas, I view these companies with wariness. They are at the center of a change that is outsourcing what wouldn't have needed to be outsourced. Of p
by myspy 7y ago
As a non-americas, I view these companies with wariness. They are at the center of a change that is outsourcing what wouldn't have needed to be outsourced. Of people overworking themselves and pushing that behaviour down on others.
On young people having no life experience and inflicting massive damage on other people. Maybe there are some that do good work, but there are so many consultancies, that we forgot somehow to structure businesses without making profit the one and only goal.
The sentence about profit in that article best describes the problem. Businesses should be about humans and not profit first. At least when trying to increase profit think about the consequences on society and the people.
- apexalpha 7y agoMcKinsey came into my company with a new, foreign CEO. They wrote some report that (obviously) agreed with what the CEO was planning to do. Then it turned out all their numbers about Churn, employee engagement, profit, revenue. All turned out wrong. Quarter after quarter all their prediction are turning out to be complete bullshit, even though there was no economic downturn or any big change that happened. They left with millions in fees, taking no credit or blame. The CEO left as well. The rest of the company is trying to fix their mess.