> working hard to build quality products is more likely to be profitable than working hard to make money. This seems like a short-term vs long-term thing. You

> working hard to build quality products is more likely to be profitable than working hard to make money. This seems like a short-term vs long-term thing. You are often going make more money in the short term by chasing the money (e.g. financialization); but if you aren't careful you will undermine the core value of your company. It's pretty clear that people have made many companies more profitable by this sort of approach, at least for a while.