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Yes! I hate how the really valuable knowledge is just tied up inside the walls of big industry. People making money are too busy to teach others how to do their
by joonix 14y ago
Yes! I hate how the really valuable knowledge is just tied up inside the walls of big industry. People making money are too busy to teach others how to do their jobs.
I'm always in search of these types of answers, and rarely get them on the internet. I've looked up those questions about starting an airline in the past.
Maybe we can't start an airline, I understand the barriers to entry, but if we got a look at the mechanics of the whole thing maybe someone could disrupt just a small segment of it. That person sells some software to the airlines and makes lots of money. That person then works as CTO for an airline. That person moves up to CEO. That person later leaves and creates an upstart airline that disrupts the industry as we know it. This is the way these things happen all the time, there's no reason for pessimism.
- Mz 14y agoOh no, they are not merely too busy. In most cases, the industry actively wants to exclude others and keep their info to themselves. When I worked at a Fortune 500 company, running my mouth on the internet about the industry could have gotten me fired. I say more these days, now that it is relatively safe. I still don't name the company, just the general industry.