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Just having any methodology doesn't count, it has to actually serve to legitimize the model (which it doesn't). Pretty much every publicly traded firm has had M
by boh 4y ago
Just having any methodology doesn't count, it has to actually serve to legitimize the model (which it doesn't). Pretty much every publicly traded firm has had MBA managers for the past fifty years, and yet somehow they still make a profit.
This report may arouse people's ingrained dislike of the business managers they've had to deal with but it doesn't actually offer any insight that can survive the least bit of scrutiny.
- yamtaddle 4y ago> Pretty much every publicly traded firm has had MBA managers for the past fifty years, and yet somehow they still make a profit. Does the paper make a claim that's falsified by this observation?