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They always get concerned that production figures dropped last month or whenever. But surely if we take cars for example, how could it be expected to forever increase? I'm no businessman by the way.. |
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You’ve hit the nub of the capitalist issue; if you follow it with “what the fuck do we need all this stuff for?” then you’ve hit ecology too.
Basically, it’s how success is measured which if you look at hospital waiting lists, school results or any other metric, just means that the people at the top will work or lie like crazy to achieve the names target and to hell with anything else |
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"You’ve hit the nub of the capitalist issue; if you follow it with “what the fuck do we need all this stuff for?” then you’ve hit ecology too.
Basically, it’s how success is measured which if you look at hospital waiting lists, school results or any other metric, just means that the people at the top will work or lie like crazy to achieve the names target and to hell with anything else"
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There is absolutely no understanding of common cause and assignable cause variation. So every data point is treated as significant. It means that there is continual over reaction Most of the time to what is natural variation. Business and economists need to understand the difference between surprise, disappointment and happiness statistically and start to act accordingly |
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The car industry is very cyclic, every 6 years there’s a lull in my game. The key isn’t to make more (but would be good) but to make them more efficiently thus making more profit per vehicle sold. We’ve recently been tasked with reducing our costs down £1000 per vehicle manufactured. It’s a massive task but one that will ensure our future for a couple more years yet. |
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"The car industry is very cyclic, every 6 years there’s a lull in my game. The key isn’t to make more (but would be good) but to make them more efficiently thus making more profit per vehicle sold. We’ve recently been tasked with reducing our costs down £1000 per vehicle manufactured. It’s a massive task but one that will ensure our future for a couple more years yet."
What would that £1000 car sell for? |
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"The car industry is very cyclic, every 6 years there’s a lull in my game. The key isn’t to make more (but would be good) but to make them more efficiently thus making more profit per vehicle sold. We’ve recently been tasked with reducing our costs down £1000 per vehicle manufactured. It’s a massive task but one that will ensure our future for a couple more years yet.
What would that £1000 car sell for?"
Reduce the cost by £1000 |
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"The car industry is very cyclic, every 6 years there’s a lull in my game. The key isn’t to make more (but would be good) but to make them more efficiently thus making more profit per vehicle sold. We’ve recently been tasked with reducing our costs down £1000 per vehicle manufactured. It’s a massive task but one that will ensure our future for a couple more years yet.
What would that £1000 car sell for?
Reduce the cost by £1000 "
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