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> How does that help anybody? Maybe it could stimulate reflection? Granted, my hopes are dampened too. > Passed a certain age and work experience you start to
by raxxorrax 6y ago
> How does that help anybody?
Maybe it could stimulate reflection? Granted, my hopes are dampened too.
> Passed a certain age and work experience you start to notice that the bureaucracy that stops you from [...] doing serious damage to the company.
If you get even older, people might even stop you from running around without supervision to stop you from doing damage to yourself. Doesn't mean it should always be the case.
There will hopefully always be forces the evaluate practices. Bureaucracy can be good and it can be bad. It behaves just like french fries.
But I think the general trend that large corps seem to get a bit slow on innovation holds true. Doesn't mean it is not working well with lots of accomplishments.
- trabant00 6y ago> There will hopefully always be forces the evaluate practices. And there are. The article itself contains such an example. On the other hand they ask why was it necessary for coronavirus to do so. The answer is in the question: there was no need to evaluate the practice until it was.