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yet-another-guy
9mo ago
Long ago I was active in experimental software engineering research. Publish or perish was brilliantly solved by the most successful researchers in the field who walked around with stellar bibliometrics, publishing 50+ papers a year, and se
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yet-another-guy
10mo ago
This is just trying too hard. "Servant Leadership" is a buzzword invented to divert the general opinion from the power mechanics that hierarchical organizations are funded upon, i.e., the boss (sorry, leader ) commands and the di
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yet-another-guy
2y ago
That is always option #1, if only it was this easy. 3+ years now and countless applications later I'm still in search of this somewhere else. All I got is bait and switches in places where they just want a one man army or "can
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yet-another-guy
2y ago
Interesting perspective on this beaurocratization of existing processes. Seems way an overkill, but if it gets into the so-beloved quantitative aspect of impact it can work I suppose. In my context, I'm not sure that the interactions I
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Slacking, career goals/development, and mgmt pressure in corporate analytics
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yet-another-guy
2y ago
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yet-another-guy
2y ago
This is everywhere over mainstream news. Why is nobody discussing it here? Is it a typical fake article with an untraceable source? All you read is the usual AI mumbo-jumbo, "scientists from Fudan University in China", but there&#
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yet-another-guy
3y ago
Let's make a concrete example: the business dev org wants to automate some manual process to cut some cost. This will come at a controlled risk, with a business case looking like "X $ saved at Y% decrease in output quality".
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yet-another-guy
3y ago
There is of course value in stopping stupid decisions, and every org should have some form of control for avoiding a director going completely crazy. But when you implement such independent compliance functions then how do you get anything
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Why does decision making in large corporate tend to be so bloated?
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yet-another-guy
3y ago
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