I think this is a well trodden bit of thought—but I wonder if we've explored the other side of the coin enough. All that bureaucracy must have been created for some reason, and that inertia that it creates might somehow contribute to the big company's longevity?
I think this is a well trodden bit of thought—but I wonder if we've explored the other side of the coin enough. All that bureaucracy must have been created for some reason, and that inertia that it creates might somehow contribute to the big company's longevity?
Bureaucracy is usually needed because there are too many people to manage and monitor.