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Yes they exist because it’s the status quo of corporate structure. I haven’t seen any evidence that adding these staff to a problem actually have a measurable i
by unxdfa 4y ago
Yes they exist because it’s the status quo of corporate structure. I haven’t seen any evidence that adding these staff to a problem actually have a measurable impact on productivity, ROI or decrease organisational risk.
- gyrogearloose 4y ago"they exist because it’s the status quo of corporate structure" This is circular which may have been your point, but do you have a theory as to how they originated?