Ignoring the explicit text which everyone seems to be overly concerned with... I'm not really worried about that. The article makes you think for a second... T

Ignoring the explicit text which everyone seems to be overly concerned with... I'm not really worried about that. The article makes you think for a second... The thing I like about this article is that you should be concerned with these things. You should make active decisions about quality, culture, integrity, the way you produce things, etc. You should not skip to "the long, hard, stupid way" or the shortcut in your proprietary process without consideration. Even the thought that there could be more value in an inefficient process is worth considering if you haven't before.