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> But why is this a desirable outcome? It sounds like failure to me. "Why is this desirable?" is the wrong question to ask, IMO. It is not always desirable, as
by mavelikara 5y ago
> But why is this a desirable outcome? It sounds like failure to me.
"Why is this desirable?" is the wrong question to ask, IMO. It is not always desirable, as your analogy shows.But the higher value tasks in many business are often not achievable by a single person, like in individual sports. In those cases, it is very valuable to have a good facilitator, and no, they don't take pay cuts doing so.