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That may well be. However, I’d argue that effects like these are just the cost of doing business at their scale – and therefore entirely their problem. No one o
by hrbf 4y ago
That may well be. However, I’d argue that effects like these are just the cost of doing business at their scale – and therefore entirely their problem. No one outside of the affected corporation should need to care at all.
- shadowgovt 4y agoOh, definitely. This overview was an explanation for why "Just adding one new option" is a one-quarter project and not nearly as simple as people from smaller operations assume it will be. ... in fact, I think this is indicative of the risk Google experiences now of disruption. At their scale, they are no longer agile. When a company is willing to spend money on a daily fine for exceeding the target deadline after three months, they're signalling strongly that smaller, more focused operations can out-maneuver them.