That talk Jobs did about businesses that fail because they promote sales and incompetence (because promoting competence leads to needing to fill roles).
IBM is a case study for that.
Also being a top heavy business with managers that protect their jobs through incredibly massive process (forget node_modules, IBM process is the only thing heavier than a black hole, in fact).
There was a time when we were 18 managers for 24 employees.
Revenue is heading steadily down. Profit is down 50% over the past five years. All during a massive tech-fueled economic boom. What are they doing over there?! [valustox.com/IBM]
Ideally, all workers should be invested in their own company and a diversified set of other public companies. Most already are.
Exactly finally someone thinking of the poor executives and shareholders. These lazy workers I remember back in the days of my youth when a man would work for 23 hours a day with the only break being the 3 minutes you'd have to fish the bodies out of the molten steel before it set.