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You are assuming that decisions to hire consultants are driven by merit alone, that the outcome invariably matches what was desired, and dismissing any experien
by JimDabell 1y ago
You are assuming that decisions to hire consultants are driven by merit alone, that the outcome invariably matches what was desired, and dismissing any experience to the contrary as sour grapes. None of this is reasonable.
- simianwords 1y agoPlease understand that I'm literally debating against a conspiracy theory. Sure some times they are not hired for merit but do you think all this is a pyramid scheme where massive amounts of money are wasted for no real value? I'm the unreasonable one?
- JimDabell 1y ago> I'm literally debating against a conspiracy theory. You’re debating against things people have directly experienced for themselves. You asked: > Isn’t it just much simpler to accept that they indeed provide value in making good judgements? It is not simpler to accept that when you have seen with your own two eyes multiple cases where they definitely were not making good judgements.