Thread regarding Open Text Corp. layoffs

The problem with ELT and SLT

Having worked at other new age companies, here is what I see.

The people responsible for investment decisions don't understand the customer deeply, neither do they understand the product deeply.

The bigger problem is that they aren't humble enough to admit they don't know and speak as if they know what they are talking about. It's so irritating that they won't even ask questions to learn but rather just go on and on to loudly shut down any other opinion in the room that doesn't match theirs.

It's funny to see two leaders having a conversation with half baked knowledge and driving investment decisions.


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@hm People can argue all they want about who owns what, but the person who actually controls the land and its resources is the one with the real power.

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@dk the Queen of Heart's generals claim the earth's heavy bones - the deep mines, the ancient timber, the veins of gold, and the masonry. While the loud cartographers still argue over lines in the sand, her arrival silences the noise, proving that power belongs not to those who draw the maps, but to the one who commands the soil of one billion sands.

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@dk Seriously, who the he-l downvotes this? Got an original source. Google & Gemini are confused...

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"We stand in the quiet dark, watching blind cartographers loudly draw maps of a terrain they have never walked, while those who know the soil are buried beneath the noise of their confidence."

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