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>It also limits creativity and high pay offs. Why would being data-driven limit either of these things?
by itsoktocry 4y ago
>It also limits creativity and high pay offs.
Why would being data-driven limit either of these things?
- mrweasel 4y agoBecause being 100% data driven means that you're removing ideas and opportunities that exist outside your datasets. It's not realistic to have a dataset large enough to cover all situations, especially not those areas and opportunities that you don't know exist. That's also way Googles 20% projects was such a good idea. It allowed to business to grow and develop in directions they couldn't possible predict.