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Exactly. The author is arguing that certain ideas looked good but at further inspection were actually less good. Rejecting a genuinely good idea is much harder
by sooyoo 4y ago
Exactly. The author is arguing that certain ideas looked good but at further inspection were actually less good.
Rejecting a genuinely good idea is much harder.
- danielmarkbruce 4y agoRejecting these kinds of ideas - business adjacencies - is especially difficult. I've worked at a number of places and every single one did this exact thing - lost focus on sensible sounding adjacencies.
- quickthrower2 4y agoEven Google does this of course :-). They can afford it.
- danielmarkbruce 4y agoThey are the worst offenders. Maybe they can afford it, but I'd argue it costs more than they'd like to admit.