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That sounds insanely wasteful. The new ones get created with the exact same mission as the old ones?
by ironmagma 6y ago
That sounds insanely wasteful. The new ones get created with the exact same mission as the old ones?
- BurningFrog 6y agoIf it works, it would be insanely profitable. Don't know if it's ever been tried in an organized way.
- afterburner 6y agoIt's been done with police departments, when the old one gets out of hand. Minneapolis is doing this after a litany of problems culminating in George Floyd's murder. https://www.cbs58.com/news/this-city-disbanded-its-police-department-7-years-ago-heres-what-happened-next https://www.cbs58.com/news/this-city-disbanded-its-police-de... Sometimes the only way to really fix a problem is to start over, because the current actors have a stake in resisting change.
- andrewflnr 6y agoI'm sure in practice you would tweak it on each iteration. My worry is more about the incentives around the end of the cycle, knowing that your job and entire organization is about to be scrapped.