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It's neither the accountants nor the lawyers, in my opinion. In my experience, both accountants and lawyers tend to be non-prescriptive - they tell you how thin
by terribleperson 1y ago
It's neither the accountants nor the lawyers, in my opinion. In my experience, both accountants and lawyers tend to be non-prescriptive - they tell you how things are, options, and likely outcomes.
The people responsible for taking those options and making the choices they do... business and finance.
- criticalfault 1y agoAka mba
- raxxorraxor 1y agoHaving an MBA for strategic business decisions probably is more relevant than having an engineer aside from some highly technical niche sector. You need an open culture to discuss strategy and involve different perspectives (No, it doesn't matter if your MBA of choice is black or not). Most MBAs know too that wanking to quarterlies doesn't make a good long term strategy. Most companies just forget to do any long term strategy as long as such basic controlling data points look decent.
- lomase 1y agoUnless you have built hundreds of tools you are not an experience engenieer. Most MBA don't know shit because they have not built hundreds of companies.