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The trouble is that even if everyone has great ideas, implementing all of them at once is idiotic. You need some brakes on the organization to assure that the
by avidiax 5y ago
The trouble is that even if everyone has great ideas, implementing all of them at once is idiotic.
You need some brakes on the organization to assure that the rate of change is manageable and that marginal ideas are implemented more slowly if at all.
- sokoloff 5y agoIf it's better to slow down the good and the bad ideas, red tape, organizational brakes, and a "default nope" culture are great. It might also be better to have a much faster pace and more freewheeling "default don't care; if you can make it work, it'll stay" which also then requires a relatively ruthless culling mechanism (even if slightly unfair) for the things that don't work.