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> so being better (or even drastically better) than other fields means very little. I think this where we differ. I think this view is a bit disheartening to m

> so being better (or even drastically better) than other fields means very little. I think this where we differ. I think this view is a bit disheartening to me because it feels like making the perfect the enemy of a good. I don't think completely removing prestige is a viable option for most companies without some replacement that no one has yet figured out, so I'm ok with applauding whatever steps can be made to make the system better. Thanks for so clearly sharing your perspective.

kodah 5y ago
The push and pull of how you and I view these is intrinsic (in my view) to preventing the attitude of, "this is good enough". Put in a metaphor: someone has to make the industry feel like it's making progress and someone has to drag the industry kicking and screaming forward. Both are necessary for improvement. > Thanks for so clearly sharing your perspective. Always.