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Its hard to counter an argument that includes vague terms like "most". Some companies do what you're describing. Some companies who are trying to "disrupt an
by noodle 12y ago
Its hard to counter an argument that includes vague terms like "most".
Some companies do what you're describing.
Some companies who are trying to "disrupt an established company" are doing so because they're leveraging new technology, changes in the marketplace, and/or the fact that they're unencumbered with politics/contracts/bureaucracy that exist in large companies.
- Loughla 12y agoOkay, take out the 'most' out and I still stand by the very declarative, very encompassing statement. But, for sake of example, take companies like Airbnb and Uber specifically, as they seem to be the hottest touch-points. How is what they're doing not simply breaking the law for sake of price?
- noodle 12y agoThey're certainly skirting the law. What about Dropbox, Snapchat, Square, WhatsApp, Pinterest, Palantir, etc?