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Centralizing state power has never gone wrong in the history of humanity right? And we all know how efficient government bureaucrats are. I can just imagine th
by andreilys 5y ago
Centralizing state power has never gone wrong in the history of humanity right?
And we all know how efficient government bureaucrats are. I can just imagine the joys of having civil servants dictating how you should run your company.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago> And we all know how efficient government bureaucrats are. A common refrain in the private sector, but having worked in both I can assure you that any sufficiently large organization is at least as inefficient as a government. > I can just imagine the joys of having civil servants dictating how you should run your company. We do that today through regulation. There are reasons we collectively want some level of control over how companies are run.
- andreilys 5y agoWe do that today through regulation. There are reasons we collectively want some level of control over how companies are run. Regulations are different from a Washington bureaucrat far removed from your company having to approve your new fiscal year roadmap or plans to pivot the company
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoWhy would that be significantly different than anyone else with a voting share? It's not like the government is incapable of hiring the kinds of people who sit on boards of directors.