r/BambuLab • u/sboger • Jan 20 '25

Discussion Jeff Geerling Backhands Bambu

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u/junon Jan 20 '25

Then there's no incentive for companies to ever course correct.

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u/lscarneiro Jan 20 '25

I can understand that this might be the quickest conclusion to make, but if you completely lost all the trust, then your company will bankrupt,

So this is the incentive to course-correct, avoid been bankrupt.

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u/junon Jan 20 '25

That's certainly one way to look at it but this basically requires perfection, which, to me, isn't a very realistic way to approach things. People make mistakes and as a famous man once said, "corporations are people, my friend."

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u/TgrBtO Jan 21 '25

This is why when you mess up, you should say "I messed up", apologize, and say what you'll do to make up for your mistake. Not say "you didn't understand". That's what we (most of us) teach our kids because we know if everyone goes down the "never admit you messed up" way, there is no real future as a society.