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I am having a hard time believing that people at Meta are really that oblivious that they require random HNers to show them where the issues are with their org.
by maest 4y ago
I am having a hard time believing that people at Meta are really that oblivious that they require random HNers to show them where the issues are with their org.
It's probably more likely that there are good reasons why they are doing what they are doing and the root causes for their slowness are a lot more subtle than "meetings too big".
- devwastaken 4y agoPeople are actually very oblivious to how they contribute to the issues in orgs. They are paid to do what they're doing, and rocking the boat will damage their position. Therefore the safest bet is to stay within the fence, and to defend that fence. Anyone that comes in and says "you're wrong" is removed. That upsets the hierarchy.