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I was at Palintir, and one of the things I learned from visiting is that they thrive in times of war, pandemics and recessions. Why aren't companies designed to
by jonas_kgomo 4y ago
I was at Palintir, and one of the things I learned from visiting is that they thrive in times of war, pandemics and recessions. Why aren't companies designed to be antifragile like this
- missedthecue 4y ago...? Companies, by definition, can only be thriving when people are spending money with them. By definition, a bad economy means people aren't spending much money. Specific sectors may do well during recessions. I knew of a business that used to publish bankruptcy notices for attorneys. A recession meant doubling their sales. But it's necessarily impossible that every business can be "anti-fragile".
- KptMarchewa 4y agoDefense companies profit from war, more at 11.