> However I think where the hubris lay is in how they thought they could leapfrog all the way to an automated solution before building a competency as a house-f

> However I think where the hubris lay is in how they thought they could leapfrog all the way to an automated solution before building a competency as a house-flipping company. In my mind this is the problem with consultants who try to automate processes. It’s really difficult (maybe even impossible?) to successfully write a program to make a computer do $thing if you don’t understand the intricacies of how to do $thing manually.