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That seems like good advice at first pass but now i’m sitting here thinking about entropy and chaos. If we choose “wait” - is that not an illusion? E.g. should
by CraigJPerry 5y ago
That seems like good advice at first pass but now i’m sitting here thinking about entropy and chaos. If we choose “wait” - is that not an illusion?
E.g. should we go in direction A or B with our product?
Wait.
Ok - but still our market share is continuing to change, it’s just we’re no longer trying to influence it?
- jka 5y agoIt's best applied in situations where both direction A and direction B lead to significant downsides, I think. Instead of choosing one of those and getting stuck with (and having to justify) the consequences, wait until the downsides can be reduced, or an option C becomes available.