But they never learn. And this experience didn't teach em. What they get is destroying a business due to random/bad decisions, which is basically what most busi

But they never learn. And this experience didn't teach em. What they get is destroying a business due to random/bad decisions, which is basically what most business majors seem to operate on. Then they get their golden handshake and leave to become a C level at another place where one of their buddies from their fancy business school is already parasiting. Most of them seem to barely get by by operating on the surface level strategy of "do whatever x creates y money more". When they succeed, it's their good job, when they fail, it's the bad job of everyone under them. They only look at surface level money, they'll take surface level "we can make 35% more if we do x" rather than the deeper and more considered "we can make 25% more if we do x but limited by y for z reasons because x has a negative impact on customers but mitigated by y, costing 10% but guaranteeing the 25 via happy customers and stable systems".