The problem described is the symptom, not the cause. Trying to fix symptoms is futile, especially if one doesn’t even acknowledge the cause.
The cause is power asymmetry. The symptom is unaccountability of management to those they are managing.
Power asymmetry has some partial fixes, but the article mentions none of those and instead naively wishes that the consequences of concentrated power can be magically contracted away.
The problem described is the symptom, not the cause. Trying to fix symptoms is futile, especially if one doesn’t even acknowledge the cause.
The cause is power asymmetry. The symptom is unaccountability of management to those they are managing.
Power asymmetry has some partial fixes, but the article mentions none of those and instead naively wishes that the consequences of concentrated power can be magically contracted away.
Who’s going to enforce the contract?
I.e.: Who’s going to arrest the King?