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lol large corporations were the least productive places I worked at. Growth came from the sheer inertia of a near monopoly paires with a bull run propped by ver
by surgical_fire 2y ago
lol large corporations were the least productive places I worked at. Growth came from the sheer inertia of a near monopoly paires with a bull run propped by very low interest rates.
Much to the opposite, large corporations should be weighed down by more strict taxation, to give smaller competitors an edge.
- red-iron-pine 2y agobeen my experience with F500 telco and mining orgs. they managed to jam their way into a sweet spot years ago, for whatever reason. now they're the antithesis of agile and productive, but they have so much inertia and marketshare they're hard to beat. the corporate structure means there is little reward for real changes internally, and in a lot of cases serious growth or losses came from externalities, like the Chinese economy demanding Australian iron... and then not. they paid for my certs, though...