The dangerous thing about letting your company become bureaucratic is that when the smart people leave, they won't tell you that's why.
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The ones closest to being automated. Bureaucracy as a prototype.
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That would also be very interesting. If true it means humans should avoid bureaucratic companies.
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Or make hay. Bureaucratise, automate, profit, repeat. All credit to my 1st ever boss who told me to make myself redundant = a valuable skill
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@NitinBRao gave this advice (to me and to the MIT Sloan'12 class) http://leverageddabbler.com/post/6115721412/mit-sloan-mba-class-of-2011-whats-our-higher … super valuable!
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Companies with small margins of error? The apollo program was clearly highly regulated. Maybe government is a bad example. Pharma?
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Works for McDonald's, where you want every outlet to be a finely-tuned algorithm. But their existential problems still require intelligence
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