▲ | alxjrvs a day ago | |
Imagine the organization you are imagining in your head. Now imagine there is a Super-boss, who is exactly like the "people running the business" (attribution needed), but one level above them. If the Super Boss were to look at the situation, I think it'd be pretty obvious that the issue would be "The people organizing the company at the highest level" who are responsible for the failures of the company. That may involve over-hiring, which is itself a bad practice that causes unnecessary pain and (personal, financial) suffering, and would be a good cause to fire them for almost crashing my beautiful super-company that I, the Super-boss, super-founded. You're saying that if we return the Super-boss to the realm of the fictional, then suddenly it isn't the C-suite's fault anymore? If we're discussing should, then yeah, their heads should be the first to roll. I agree its idealistic to imagine them having the sort of decency this requires, but I agree it should be the case! |