Companies are risk-averse to a detriment. If you look at huge companies who have failed over time you'll notice something: they have the tools, but they don't h

Companies are risk-averse to a detriment. If you look at huge companies who have failed over time you'll notice something: they have the tools, but they don't have the balls. Companies are pretty much always going to prioritize the lowest-risk highest-value option right now, over and over and over, until they eventually fail. This doesn't just pertain to hiring, but all business decisions. RCA, GE, GM, you name it, this is how it's done. It's the American school of business.