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I think it's more complex than the stewardship problem - that problem, specifically, is internal, and the executives who engage in change for the sake of advanc
by foobiekr 6y ago
I think it's more complex than the stewardship problem - that problem, specifically, is internal, and the executives who engage in change for the sake of advancement usually do so knowingly.
I'm talking about something completely different - the executives in this case are not knowing participants, they are in the state of mind to be snowed.
- ethbro 6y agoI haven't seen much difference between the two, if I understand what you're differentiating, as the type of executive that tends to project hop doesn't generally care about the underlying project, past its ability to further their own aims. So whether it's an external acquisition or internal project is somewhat immaterial.
- foobiekr 6y agoIt's the difference between being a knowing and un-knowing participant. Having been quite close to people in this tier, the difference is very significant.