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Yes and no. They try to integrate more system thinking in order to justify larger risks. He explains it very well with the factors that the hedge fund guy consi
by earthnail 3y ago
Yes and no. They try to integrate more system thinking in order to justify larger risks. He explains it very well with the factors that the hedge fund guy considers that the accountant does not.
Not that I’m a huge fan of hedge funds but I believe the OP’s point is very valid.
- shuckles 3y agoThe finance organization of a firm is plenty capable of recognizing high-risk projects have strategic value. Apple spent a decade failing to build a car while being run by an operations expert blamed for pushing compromises to the design group and a famously stingy CFO. Engineering orgs are totally capable of giving up on engineering without any pressure from outside functions. You can’t build a clean sheet plane because MIT grads want to live in New York City? Is that serious thinking? No.