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I agree, with the exception of the second point. One can make the case, that team expertise and process people enabled, e.g., Amazon to become the juggernaught

by hef19898 4y ago

I agree, with the exception of the second point. One can make the case, that team expertise and process people enabled, e.g., Amazon to become the juggernaught they are. And there is always the risk of assuming that chaos equals productivity, when more often than not it is simply chaos.

Joel_Mckay 4y ago
"Amazon" is not what most would guess, but indeed it tends to suck the oxygen out of local Tech economies (until it starts to slowly bid down salaries). Real change causes chaos in product sectors, which is another reason most large firms haven't produced a real "winner" in decades. Why bother when people can still make money from garbage products, in fact I would conservatively estimate it is currently 90% of the Tech sector. =) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q225u-qGpas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q225u-qGpas