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I understand your angle, but I'm coming from a different one: these are the "market forces" that matter today across a wide swath of industry, and, most importa
by ElProlactin 1mo ago
I understand your angle, but I'm coming from a different one: these are the "market forces" that matter today across a wide swath of industry, and, most importantly, the most lucrative industry.
Capital beats culture most of the time today, so companies optimize how they use capital.
- Kinrany 1mo agoYes, my objection is to the use of "market forces", which are widely assumed to favor efficiency. What we're talking about is, pedantically, something else, something like "capital allocation game theory". A different game that is not known to favor anything in particular, as far as I know. TFA argues that good culture is important for productivity/efficiency, so any counterpoint would need to come from a game that does say something about efficiency.