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If your customers are known to be antagonistic to business partners, the correct answer is to diversify them as much as you can, even at reasonable costs from a
by marcosdumay 10mo ago
If your customers are known to be antagonistic to business partners, the correct answer is to diversify them as much as you can, even at reasonable costs from anything else.
That means deprioritizing your largest customer.
- boringg 10mo agoFair I feel like that also speaks to nation+states trade policy. Also theres the devil you know and the devil you dont know.
- simonh 10mo agoYep, you can be close allies with a nation and have many shared interests, and even a trade deficit with them as we in Britain did, and then they stab you in the back with tariffs.
- tonyedgecombe 10mo agoAt these scales everyone is antagonistic, it comes with the territory.
- marcosdumay 10mo agoThat's what MBA schools teach you. That's also a lie, it's only antagonistic when one of the sides is controlled by a psychopathic asshole, and it being antagonistic is a serious drag for the gains of both sides.
- tonyedgecombe 10mo agoWhat company at these scales isn’t run by a psychopathic asshole? It also comes with the territory.