Most organizational dysfunction isn't caused by bad people. It's caused by rational people responding to badly designed games.
New post: The Games Your Organization is Actually Playing
New post: The Case for Being Wrong Faster. On intellectual honesty as a competitive advantage, and why the system is designed to stay wrong longer than the market will wait. The winners are the ones that learn the fastest.
When Seeing Is No Longer Believing craigmccaskill.com/when-seeing-...
Thanks Jim!
Netflix used to help you discover films. Spotify was a music lover's sanctuary. Now they're engagement traps optimizing for the wrong metrics. Why do all our favorite platforms get worse over time? New post on the predictable lifecycle of digital products:
craigmccaskill.com/the-great-en...
In 2002, you could buy Amazon for $6. Netflix traded at $3 in 2008. The best investments emerge from bubble wreckage, not bubble peaks. What will be the AI equivalent? New post on why the crash creates the opportunity: craigmccaskill.com/ai-bubble-history
