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If the system is so good, why constantly change the context?
by canhdien_15 8mo ago
If the system is so good, why constantly change the context?
- BOOSTERHIDROGEN 8mo agoI think it is because of continous improvement mindset.
- canhdien_15 8mo agoContinuous improvement is essential, but we must distinguish between progress and mere decoration. If an old car runs perfectly and a new one offers the same speed but with a different shell, why replace the entire vehicle? It’s a waste of time and resources. Why not focus on upgrading the 'shell' instead of reinventing the wheel?
- kennethops 8mo agobut think about the shareholders!