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It usually does until it doesn’t, then stops working really fast. GE and Boeing are recent examples.
by hedora 1y ago
It usually does until it doesn’t, then stops working really fast. GE and Boeing are recent examples.
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- darth_avocado 1y agoSo it never actually works, the momentum from before just hides the fact and makes it seem that it works until it doesn’t.
- jabl 1y agoIt works splendidly for all those MBA's with golden parachutes.
- earthnail 1y agoIt seems we need a system where these failures are visible earlier. If you consider the current economy a strategy game, our game dynamics incentivise bad short-term optimisation. We can blame the MBAs, but we really should see how we can propose a better system. And then convince people of that. Okay okay, I give up already.
- nine_k 1y agoIt works for long enough to ride on the rise of the stock, and cash out.