3 ms·

Yeah I feel a lot of companies could do with running their problems past a consultant first. Also, w.r.t hiring in cases like these, I think often the experien

by fnands 4y ago

Yeah I feel a lot of companies could do with running their problems past a consultant first. Also, w.r.t hiring in cases like these, I think often the experienced candidates can smell that this won't be a good gig so don't apply, while the less experienced (or desperate) ones apply. This means the workers get stuck with an intractable problem, and the company gets stuck with workers who are too inexperienced to know better.

nerpderp82 4y ago
> even the need, for ____ ________ yet try and hire them anyway. I think that vast majority of human organizational structures, individuals to large corporations and countries have no clue what they are doing. The most successful apply science and just barely keep their head below the surface by avoiding utter failure. Most people would describe the Olympics as a competition to find out who is the best amateur in a given sport. No, the Olympics is a competition to see who can make the least number of mistakes. If you are going to make bold dumb moves, you need a whole lot of margin.