Hahaha this is a great answer, and enjoyable to read. I heartily concur with your idea that most businesses are actively preventing it with the way they want th

Hahaha this is a great answer, and enjoyable to read. I heartily concur with your idea that most businesses are actively preventing it with the way they want their teams to work I think this is what early Google did well. Engineers were unleashed to do their best work - or so I've heard, maybe it's just a nostalgic myth seen through the gilded glasses of past recollections. I also think it's such an important problem to solve, and low hanging fruit! Otherwise you are impeding your team's ability to solve problems and retarding your ability to compete with other orgs. Just create the conditions to ensure the 'production line' is optimized. I don't just mean cranking out code, I mean optimizing for what the goal really is, and what's going to help you achieve it, in that Fordian sense. Also, raw and hideous lol! Perfect description hahaha.