This is too real in big corp as well as the VC funded start up world.
A bunch of bourgeoisie over-educated idiots, usually with MBAs, who don't know how to do anything except take credit for work that other people do.
A bunch of bourgeoisie over-educated idiots, usually with MBAs, who don't know how to do anything except take credit for work that other people do.
The story ends as you'd expect, we all got laid off and the founder was shitty.
I could see this happening with AI.
The made sense.
They smelled good.
They made great leadership stories.
...but none of it actually mattered to the customer.
Reminds me of a project life cycle cartoon I first saw in a software book early in my career.
Just now searched for "systems analysis tyre cartoon" and selected this page, which seems the best, on a brief look, since it has both some history and multiple versions of the cartoon:
https://www.businessballs.com/amusement-stress-relief/tree-s...
I especially like “how the customer was billed”.
Edit: Sorry, I was wrong. Must have mixed them up.
Good one. A Bridge Too Far ... (1)
I shall sell them a naayysse lil ship in Arizona.
Also, after reading your comment, I went back and looked at all the panels.
I now see a Zen-like quality of nothingness in 5, 7 and 10.