Anticipated Impact on Management
A person does things they don't want to do so that one day they can do the things they want to do.
As long as they see hope in the latter, their patience runs deep.
A person does things they don't want to do so that one day they can do the things they want to do.
As long as they see hope in the latter, their patience runs deep.
For the wealthy, all that matters is the cost of breaking the rules. If you can make money by bending them, then rules are meant to be bent.
Such as privacy policies and various terms and conditions.
Cracking down on some is to scare the rest into line; backing certain ones is to spend a fortune for a horse’s skeleton.
Human society has always been a case of one group coddling another into getting by—the front group may shift, but the back group rarely does.
Some will always be the ones doing the coaxing, while most will always be the ones being coaxed.
The economy of coddling will grow ever more valuable as human labor gets replaced.