Comment on Netflix reverts from Qwikster splitparentComments−jpdoctor14yWell, the way a company should be run is not to screw up that badly in the first place.Honestly, the whole episode seems like amateur hour over there in the south bay. I'd have to guess that Reed is in over his head.−ig114yCompanies need to take risks, companies that are too scared of failure don't innovate and eventually die.And a fundamental part of taking risks is sometimes you'll screw up badly, it's how you react to that that's important.−jpdoctor14yThere is a difference between taking a calculated risk and acting stupidly.I don't think it was rocket science to predict that their customers were going to walk.−DiabloD314yThis is exactly what I was trying to say.
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Well, the way a company should be run is not to screw up that badly in the first place.
Honestly, the whole episode seems like amateur hour over there in the south bay. I'd have to guess that Reed is in over his head.
Companies need to take risks, companies that are too scared of failure don't innovate and eventually die.
And a fundamental part of taking risks is sometimes you'll screw up badly, it's how you react to that that's important.
There is a difference between taking a calculated risk and acting stupidly.
I don't think it was rocket science to predict that their customers were going to walk.
This is exactly what I was trying to say.