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The demand for yes-men stays huge. A manager comes, he wants yes-men. Things fail. Someone gets blamed and removed, maybe the manager himself. The circus contin
by anal_reactor 1y ago
The demand for yes-men stays huge. A manager comes, he wants yes-men. Things fail. Someone gets blamed and removed, maybe the manager himself. The circus continues. I wonder why capitalism doesn't remove this obvious inefficiency, but rather seems to promote it.
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoGovernment bureaucracies are rather far from "capitalism".
- anal_reactor 1y agoYes but this problem exists in capitalism too. Name one big company that doesn't suffer from this issue.
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoFair, capitalism does in fact suffer from this. But so does every bureaucracy. For that matter, so did monarchy. So it seems to me to be a bit to single out capitalism.
- adrianN 1y agoI wouldn’t be surprised if having bridges with 90 degrees angles is often better than having no bridges.