I think the opposite is true. The bigger a ship is, the slower it is to turn. IBM is a "tech" company that employs 282,000 employees, and when was the last ti

I think the opposite is true. The bigger a ship is, the slower it is to turn. IBM is a "tech" company that employs 282,000 employees, and when was the last time they invented something? I don't remember the last time I heard IBM in the news about something they made. The bigger the company, you often times find less innovation and more administration & bureaucracy. The reason startups can survive is because of its small size that makes it very flexible and adaptable to chaos and change, that gives it the edge over bigger companies.