Becoming more bureaucratic kills companies. And yet no one who introduces measures that make a company more bureaucratic ever seems to realize they're doing it. All they see is the upside.
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Fortunately there is a mechanism for ensuring that the median company isn't too bureaucratic: startups. Companies never become less bureaucratic, but they do get killed by startups that haven't become bureaucratic yet, which amounts to the same thing.
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Hypothesis: The degree of bureaucracy in a country's private sector is inversely proportional to the rate of startup formation.
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What's a startup for government?
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BLOCKCHAIN
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I would agree with that. Some people have a specific vision that they feel the need to fulfill themselves and were always going to make a startup, but how many more start with wanting freedom and then look for an idea?
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@patio11, would you say Japan is a counterexample to this?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Europe?
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Don’t you have that backwards? I thought you would be saying that more bureaucracy in the private sector fuels more startup formation.
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Oh wait, I think I read it this way too.
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Works for italy
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How to fight against chaos and misscoordination? Just stay small and hope all our intentions and views we are somehow fitting?
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How does nature? It's chaotic and misscoordinated and yet here we are.
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