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Everyone is replaceable, in some way. Even Steve Jobs and Bill Gates seem to have been replaceable, at least from a stock owner perspective. I'd like to offer
by manmal 4y ago
Everyone is replaceable, in some way. Even Steve Jobs and Bill Gates seem to have been replaceable, at least from a stock owner perspective.
I'd like to offer a different explanation: Entrenched in-groups and institutions control access to the highest paid jobs. You need to become a part of those to be allowed to participate.
- ZiiS 4y agoBeing able to run a megacorp is very different then being able to build one.
- Kon-Peki 4y agoGood news for them! They don't need to build a megacorp - they already have one. And it needs running.
- mshake2 4y ago>Entrenched in-groups and institutions control access to the highest paid jobs. You need to become a part of those to be allowed to participate. That's the same thing as being difficult to replace. You gain "access" by being perceived as difficult to replace. The more difficult you are to replace, the higher your access.
- devnullbrain 4y agoThis illustrates the difference between 'explanation' and 'justification'.
- manmal 4y agoSure, it’s not easy to replace anyone. It’s often not even easy to replace cleaning personnel. But nobody is irreplaceable.