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What ultimately seems to stifle US companies, is management, bureaucracy, and "value to shareholders". They seem to forget their engineers, and what their busi
by DrBazza 6y ago
What ultimately seems to stifle US companies, is management, bureaucracy, and "value to shareholders". They seem to forget their engineers, and what their business actually is.
IBM in the past, Boeing recently, Intel right now.
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- pankajdoharey 6y agoI agree in fact Tim Cook even called out to major share holders of Apple that if you are looking for immediate value you are in the wrong stock and should immediate leave. What companies need are bold leaders like Tim Cook that puts a foot down and say the value to customer is more important than teh value to share holders. Share holders are in a way their own worst enemy.
- gameswithgo 6y ago>is management, bureaucracy, It isn't just the USA. The natural state of things is to not be run that well. Any well run company will tend to descend and get worse, revert to the mean. It happens to everything, everywhere.
- spectramax 6y agoJust look at VW.
- sk5t 6y agoWhen was VW a well-run company?