Re:Foxconn Is Reconsidering Plan for Manufacturing in Wisconsin
by stcredzero on Thursday January 31, 2019 @12:15PM
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Never underestimate the capacity of government, in ALL its forms, to fail.
It's the Thermocline of Truth. The bigger and more powerful the organization, the deeper the thermocline and the more threats can be hidden therein. National governments are the biggest organizations around. Ergo, they can fail the most spectacularly.
http://brucefwebster.com/2008/04/15/the-wetware-crisis-the-t...
The fault lies not so much in systems as it does in people. Certainly some systems are a better "fit" for people than other systems, but to say that having a 5 year plan or not having a 5 year plan is going to be the key to success or failure is incorrect.
Even more than how they are incentivized, WHO the people are you have working on something is the key to its success or failure. A team of uninterested geniuses will be as useless as a team of diligent dullards, and in either case, there is a high probability of failure for your project. It won't really matter how you organize either of those teams to get the job done.