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Acting unilaterally when your decisions affect others deserves no praise. It's the kind of egocentric dick-waving we saw in the US in the 90s (again in the 2.0
by undata 12y ago
Acting unilaterally when your decisions affect others deserves no praise. It's the kind of egocentric dick-waving we saw in the US in the 90s (again in the 2.0 bubble), and plenty of companies crashed and burned because of it. We need fewer glorious cult-leaders in business, not more.