Actually, it’s nearly unfair to carry a tech firm to its mission assertion. From Google’s “Don’t Be Evil” to WeWork’s “Elevate the World’s Consciousness,” mission statements are often written in an organization’s adolescence, at that awkward second when their desires stretch to the horizon, the enterprise capitalists are all smiles, and nobody has heard of the time period “fiduciary duty.” It’s like judging somebody primarily based on the feelings expressed at the back of their highschool yearbook.
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