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I see that the Human dimension is missing in the article and some of the comments. Yes, sure you can google whatever you may need to know. But is useful to se
by raphar 17y ago
I see that the Human dimension is missing in the article and some of the comments.
Yes, sure you can google whatever you may need to know.
But is useful to search how to deal with your 12 month baby, for example? You can search about her education, her games, comunication, etc... But all you get is a contradictory mess as a response.
Will you get the habit of patience from the web? you'll need it with your daugther.
The same goes with all sort of inherently human issues. You can google about communicating, leading, working with people, but until you incorporate the knowledge you need, you will never be better than a person that has been doing that for 5 years. Google, won't accelerate those 5 years, as it won't sort what material is good for you (wont coach you), won't practice for you either.
So, I'm for giving to the machine (google?), what the machine best does, and for all the other stuff, you need humans. (with experience if possible)
ps: Google, won't launch your startup