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>> The safest, smartest path is also the most mundane: keep the main thing the main thing. Outcomes matter, but output literally comes first. Outputs are the bu
by AznHisoka 1y ago
>> The safest, smartest path is also the most mundane: keep the main thing the main thing. Outcomes matter, but output literally comes first. Outputs are the business to everyone outside it—what customers see, buy, and use.
I dont understand how this overcomes the problem. How do you then stand out as a candidate in a saturated lemon market of candidates for instance?
How you then stand out as an authoritiative website if the search results are lemon?
- the_snooze 1y agoI think "standing out" in a market of lemons is playing the wrong game. The winning move is to sidestep the market altogether and find a niche where there's a barrier to entry that's both high enough to deter most other competitors but low enough that you can clear it. It doesn't scale, but that's the point. Direct competition is a loser's game.