Thanks! This feels like a reasonable definition, but seems different from what Michael was talking about? He said:
unless you have âbuy-inâ from one of the listed âsenior EAsâ, it is very hard to get traction or funding for your project (I speak from experience). In that sense, EA feels quite like a big, conventional organisation.
If CEA tried to push some dietary standard Iâm pretty sure there would be a ton of complaints and blowback. But even if we somehow kept going through all of that, Iâm pretty sure you would still be able to run a potato-less meet up, which doesnât feel consistent with the âneed buy-inâ claim.
(Whereas in âbig, conventional organizationsâ if the CEO says âthe cafeteria is going to serve potatoesâ then the chefs donât have much of a choice.)
Thanks! This feels like a reasonable definition, but seems different from what Michael was talking about? He said:
If CEA tried to push some dietary standard Iâm pretty sure there would be a ton of complaints and blowback. But even if we somehow kept going through all of that, Iâm pretty sure you would still be able to run a potato-less meet up, which doesnât feel consistent with the âneed buy-inâ claim.
(Whereas in âbig, conventional organizationsâ if the CEO says âthe cafeteria is going to serve potatoesâ then the chefs donât have much of a choice.)