I'd actually see that as a positive thing; too much money is wasted on the sunk cost fallacy, and having the guts to cancel a project if it goes too far over time / budget is rare enough.
I would argue that it is impossible to form any conclusions here without knowing what the exact specific situation is, but of course what you described is plausible.
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I'd actually see that as a positive thing; too much money is wasted on the sunk cost fallacy, and having the guts to cancel a project if it goes too far over time / budget is rare enough.
I would argue that it is impossible to form any conclusions here without knowing what the exact specific situation is, but of course what you described is plausible.