People who expect to be around will naturally balance long-term considerations.
- People who expect to be around will naturally balance long-term considerations.
- If they expect to be reorged or fired within a few years, they won't care about the long-term implications of their actions.
- "It won't be me having to deal with it."
- This is even stronger when they're handed overly aggressive short-term goals with downside.
- "If I don't cut this corner, I won't even be around in a few years anyway, so why worry about the implications of the shortcut?"
- People who expect to be in the same seat in the future will naturally make decisions that balance the short-term and long-term.
- Default-cohering, vs default-decohering.
- A small distinction with an infinite difference.