Re:Post-Scarcity Economics (2013)
by js8 on Friday October 20, 2017 @10:25AM
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> For better or worse, production workers are seen as fungible
Everybody in this thread agrees that it is indeed the case. However, the mystery is why some people see it that way.
> managers (ideally) have deep domain expertise and knowledge of the company's operations
The point of the car analogy was that without workers, managers are nothing, just like car without wheels or engine is useless. In that situation, why would you say one is more important?
Everybody in this thread agrees that it is indeed the case. However, the mystery is why some people see it that way.
> managers (ideally) have deep domain expertise and knowledge of the company's operations
The point of the car analogy was that without workers, managers are nothing, just like car without wheels or engine is useless. In that situation, why would you say one is more important?