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Fundamentally, you're not rewarding creativity at money-making, you're rewarding creativity at rule-breaking. And there's your insight. If what you want is mon
by raganwald 17y ago
Fundamentally, you're not rewarding creativity at money-making, you're rewarding creativity at rule-breaking.
And there's your insight. If what you want is money, and lots of it, finding creative ways to game the system is how it's done.
I am not lauding that, just pointing it out.
- protomyth 17y agoMaybe on Wall Street, but elsewhere you make a lot of money by creating something people really want, but not generally what they wanted.
- herval 17y agoelsewhere you make money by making people want things, not trying to predict what they want. People usually don't know what they want anyway...
- gnaritas 17y ago> finding creative ways to game the system is how it's done. And a good way to end a up crook or in jail. Business should be about creating value for both parties involved.
- Goladus 17y agoActually the lesson was about managing valuable resources, not gaming the system. It was a warning that the system can be distracting and can easily confine your thinking.