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This, forcing exposure of personal skin in the corporate game, would fix an untold number of issues.
by VoodooJuJu 4y ago
This, forcing exposure of personal skin in the corporate game, would fix an untold number of issues.
- mananaysiempre 4y agoThis would be fine in a world that where it’s generally considered OK to fail. Unfortunately, this is not the world we live in, given the wide publicity reach that would be required for your idea to be effective. (Similarly, in a much better world a politician who had changed their mind or did not have an informed opinion would need to say that out loud; but when I teach—smart, motivated young adults!—I have to make them unlearn so much fear of being wrong and shame of not understanding things that I can’t see admitting ignorance working out in real-world politics.) In narrower circles, this could probably work. Amazon is already forced to pay newly-hired programmers above market rate, I hear,—would a former Amazon executive need to?