That actually seems like a very reasonable approach. So reasonable that I assume it will eventually be ruined when management or ownership changes and the next crew comes hunting for efficiencies to cut costs.
Most things are just so short term focused these days that there are few incentives to build a slower, more stable business (or product, or government, or social network, or news media, etc)
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That actually seems like a very reasonable approach. So reasonable that I assume it will eventually be ruined when management or ownership changes and the next crew comes hunting for efficiencies to cut costs.
Most things are just so short term focused these days that there are few incentives to build a slower, more stable business (or product, or government, or social network, or news media, etc)
It's a family business owned and run a bunch of stubborn Bavarians. I'm optimistic.