Thanks for the informative write up. I recall hearing Marc mention this theory on the GoodTimes podcast but this explanation makes it crystal clear.
What’s interesting to me is the interface between the two modalities. For example, when a public company run by non-owners / professional managers acquires a founder/owner led business, or they form some joint venture, and the resulting clashes.
Wow, excellent and succinct and mind-expanding piece, Erik. Thank you for this insightful analysis - it's a real service. Will be recommending your newsletter to readers of mine.
Now, I've read Burnham's book/s. Your essay was very clear and succinct.
I hope it's the same for everyone who reads it! The future is bright.
Glad ur back 🥳🥳
Thanks for the informative write up. I recall hearing Marc mention this theory on the GoodTimes podcast but this explanation makes it crystal clear.
What’s interesting to me is the interface between the two modalities. For example, when a public company run by non-owners / professional managers acquires a founder/owner led business, or they form some joint venture, and the resulting clashes.
Wow, excellent and succinct and mind-expanding piece, Erik. Thank you for this insightful analysis - it's a real service. Will be recommending your newsletter to readers of mine.
Epic post, love the Schumpeter hints!
I'd love to discuss this and more with you on my podcast: https://rss.com/podcasts/stranded-technologies-podcast/