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> The US military tries hard to put decision making at the front line where it is most up to date. Business leaders love to imitate the military, but isnt it i
by ClumsyPilot 4y ago
> The US military tries hard to put decision making at the front line where it is most up to date.
Business leaders love to imitate the military, but isnt it ironic they are emulating the institution that has the most government involvement and central planning?
- dilyevsky 4y agoOn the surface level it should make sense bc in war stakes are high so you’d think “survival of the fittest” would apply. In reality I’d say it’s far from being the case but it makes suits feel more important so here we go again
- devonkim 4y agoIn terms of how it’s supposed to be structured the military is heavily centralized but that model has broken down considerably as the US has had to face far more dynamic adversaries than before. It’s a popular perception but most groups in the military branches operate a lot closer to Silicon Valley in many respects than people give them credit for.