[edo]

Poor choice of title considering the article you linked to doesn't contain anything resembling your words "Fck Middle Management. The article only states that management can 'often' (not always) be inefficient. Additionally; this is not really a guide to a better work life either. Did you link to the wrong blogpost?

Absolutes; like implying that all middle-management is bad, are generally incorrect. Things are never black or white. So when you paint an extreme, you are almost always guaranteed to be wrong. In this case; middle-management can be cumbersome or bureaucratic, but very often also can be helpful, important and necessary. I hope you aren't arguing that all middle-management worldwide is useless; because that would just be silly.

I'm making the effort to comment on this; because I'm increasingly noticing that contributors to Hacker News impose their own beliefs upon a link they submit. By making a title more sensational, you are also making it less nuanced. This doesn't do justice to the writer you promote, and is unfair to the readers at Hacker News.

Edit: rephrased. Edit 2: If you are the writer; disregard the last paragraph ;-)

[aliston]

Why is this even the title on HN? The title of the article is "The Default American Workplace is Fundamentally Flawed"...

[mazatlanio]

After another read through, the core message of the article still speaks for itself.