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> This is because often the perception is that it works. Yes. But how can this idea persist? I mean one of life's basic rules is: No one care more about you th
by chiefalchemist 3y ago
> This is because often the perception is that it works.
Yes. But how can this idea persist? I mean one of life's basic rules is: No one care more about you than you. To pretend otherwise is silly. At a company level (read: bebolden to shareholders) its borderline negligent.
Wishful thinking worked in kindergarten. It's not something working adults should be embracing so strongly. Right?
- jacquesm 3y agoWell, yes, right, but that doesn't seem to stop anybody. I even see this sort of stuff in the boardrooms of companies that should know better. I don't know what drives it, maybe some sense of reinforcement from getting away with similar stuff in the past?