> Without OSS, there would be much more duplicate work available across companies.
That sounds very much like bullshit job + NIH syndrome twisted into an employment rate political play, creating an artificial source of work that duplicates effort and overall wasteful energy expenditure. A close argument to "automation is killing factory jobs".
That sounds very much like bullshit job + NIH syndrome twisted into an employment rate political play, creating an artificial source of work that duplicates effort and overall wasteful energy expenditure. A close argument to "automation is killing factory jobs".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit_Jobs