[grecy]

> It doesn't become any less nonsencial just because some business leaders who are still stuck in 1980s believe in it.

Of course it does.

Whatever your business leaders believe is reality in that company. It makes no difference what you or the outside world believe.

You're either OK with it, or you need to get out ASAP.

[feoren]

"Business leaders" are almost universally short-sighted, narrow-minded parasites focused on trying to fatten up their own division so they can suck more of its blood for 2 or 3 years before the next Musical Chairs game when they'll compete with all the other psychopathic mouth-breathers for the best seat, regardless of whether they know a damn thing about whatever division or company they end up in and subsequently pretend to "lead". It's an entire societal caste of pathetic, worthless, ambivalent assholes cosplaying as Business Magicians in order to compete in their own corrupt feudalistic games against each other to win the fattest host to parasitize. It's the modern day Priest Caste. If you "get out ASAP" from such companies, you will have nowhere to work.

[grecy]

I agree with everything you said, right up until the end.

I do believe there are still organizations (or at least teams within) that have not been taken over by the parasites you describe. It takes hard work and a lot of looking, but they can be found.