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>There is almost certainly at least one person in Redmond working on this that’s smarter and better informed than you, just going off probability. this isn't t
by snapcaster 2y ago
>There is almost certainly at least one person in Redmond working on this that’s smarter and better informed than you, just going off probability.
this isn't the actual test though right? it's surely true, and yet companies make bad decisions all the time. It needs to be conditioned on "someone smarter and better informed than you _with influence in the organization sufficient to enact change_"
- protocolture 2y agoYeah the guy who designed the Courier for Microsoft was smarter and better informed than me, the problem is he was smarter and better informed than his leadership at microsoft who canned the project in favour of doing nothing, messing around with nokia, and ending up with a watered down product years too late in terms of the surface.