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I think we're a bit naive in the west and most often assume good faith from certain other business cultures. We're not used to companies that engage in calculat
by neither_color 6y ago
I think we're a bit naive in the west and most often assume good faith from certain other business cultures. We're not used to companies that engage in calculated perfidy that have their sorry prepared long before you've discovered the problem. To put another way, "It's better to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission", or to beat around the bush even more: I disagree with Hanlon's razor.
- whimsicalism 6y ago> I think we're a bit naive in the west How does the West have anything to do with this? Moreover, the West is the birthplace of the "move fast and break things" ideology.
- HaggardFinical 6y agoSo people contributing to western business culture don't act exactly like Mark Zuckerberg? There's a lot of this stuff in "the west" too.
- jacobr1 6y agoReckless and negligence aren't the same as deliberate deceit. Though agreed there is plenty of deceit around the world.