First, killer version of Blue Bayou. Second, your piece prompted the question, “are there good organizational inefficiencies, and are there bad ones?”. I would think the answer is yes, but what’s the criteria? Fatness of resources of money and time seems to be a good inefficiency for an org to perpetuate. A bad one might be filtering too lazily for participants(in an amorphous org setting). Thoughts?
First, killer version of Blue Bayou. Second, your piece prompted the question, “are there good organizational inefficiencies, and are there bad ones?”. I would think the answer is yes, but what’s the criteria? Fatness of resources of money and time seems to be a good inefficiency for an org to perpetuate. A bad one might be filtering too lazily for participants(in an amorphous org setting). Thoughts?