First of all, let's settle something.
I never said the market is never wrong. I said the market works.
It allows people to interact economically without use of force, and make free decisions that tend to decrease and localize the negative effects of those in business who screw up.
Dilbert is funny, but I think we can all agree that very few people in real life would be either vendors or customers of such a company.
Now, are there a lot of stupid bosses? Whose counting? Out of the hundreds of thousands of bosses in America, how many are stupid? Hell, out of the top CEOs in America, how many? Most have run their businesses well for years. That doesn't make the papers, does it?
David has often alluded to seeing corruption in his past jobs, but I don't recall him being that specific. Well, I've held down a lot of jobs too. Most of my bosses weren't stupid, and none of them were crooks.
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- Idiot Excutives Rise to the Top
- Here's that boss in real life
- A better executive than Carly Fiorina and Michael Eisner
- How and why do idiots rise to the top in business? (n/t)
- Through the wisdom of the free market.
- What on earth are you people talking about?
- Eisner has made a wreck out of Disney
- Playing with David.
- re: Playing with David.
- Seriously, why do idiots really rise to the top?
- The "Peter Principle" offers an explanation..........
- Did you ever think you may have made bad employment choices?
- Seriously, because we don't make a serious effort to stop them.
- What on earth are you people talking about?
- Through the wisdom of the free market.
- How and why do idiots rise to the top in business? (n/t)
