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I think one part that gets easily overlooked is that they not in-house, and that's a feature. That means even when an in-house team has the same expertise, the
by sauercrowd 1y ago
I think one part that gets easily overlooked is that they not in-house, and that's a feature.
That means even when an in-house team has the same expertise, they have to adhere by in-house processes and hierarchy.
If a CEO signs off a consultant contract, they dont play in the same arena, and can often side-step the hurdles an internal team would face, without anyone internally getting too upset (compared to an internal team side-stepping processes).
- naijaboiler 1y agoExcept the internal team that can do the same thing better and cheaper
- heisenbit 1y agoThere is not an internal team - there are multiple teams all giving their best to further their own interests. Which one do you trust?
- sauercrowd 1y agoThe problem is they often can't, even if they have the skills to. Big companies are full of politics