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But isn't this exactly what makes Silicon Valley so effective? A willingness to challenge the status quo and rapidly iterate.
by postingawayonhn 5y ago
But isn't this exactly what makes Silicon Valley so effective? A willingness to challenge the status quo and rapidly iterate.
- dexterdog 5y agoMove fast and break things doesn't work so well with things like the supply chain. We don't have a good qa env.
- nyokodo 5y ago> Move fast and break things doesn't work so well with things like the supply chain. What about when it’s already almost completely broken and getting worse? That’s precisely when you need creative out of the container thinking.
- brendoelfrendo 5y agoWhen dealing with a system like the global supply chain, where the potential blast radius for issues is massive, it doesn’t matter how much incentive there is to fix the problem when the incentive to not make the problem worse by accident is so, so much bigger.
- mensetmanusman 5y agoBreaking chains of stupid decisions is great.
- dexterdog 5y agoBut there is likely little or no understanding of what those decisions are or why they were made. Ask why the fence was put up before you start tearing it down. I agree the problem is huge, but the solution is unlikely to come from some outsider making a basic change. That change is likely to ripple into an even worse situation when we run it against the one testing environment we have.
- kortilla 5y agoMove slow an break things isn’t exactly working out so well is it?