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IMO, as long as increasing headcount is a primary measure of managerial success and status, there won’t be meaningful productivity gains because managers spend
by pavlov 2y ago
IMO, as long as increasing headcount is a primary measure of managerial success and status, there won’t be meaningful productivity gains because managers spend profits on hiring people who are not necessary but make their fiefdoms look more important.
- Jensson 2y agoManagers hires managers so they don't have to work. Then those managers hires managers so they don't have to work. There is no end to how many managers you can have.