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by vasco
1193 days ago
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> not because they made an arbitrary choice like which bank they started using Most companies live and die by what most people would call arbitrary choices in things they wouldn't think of. I use more than one bank account for my personal finances and I don't even have 250k cash. Begging for tax payer money after the 10 year tech bull run we've seen, shame. |
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How true. You can imagine that most people have only a vague idea of what is supposed to happen and why. There are entire professions devoted to many aspects of life (eg Healthcare, law, education, finance, politics, software). Even if you are such a professional, you probably have a mere specialty within the breadth of a vertical. The vast majority of choices people make are gambles based on intuition, localized/anecdotal deduction, and the type of education someone has been exposed to.
Taking stock of what everything anyone knows is true and why, will take longer to explore than a lifetime. A company, as an entity, is worse off.