Wouldn’t a more obvious solution be to get out of the cart and lead the horse from in front? It reduces the burden on the cart and lets the horse feel safer so it can work at a higher capacity. But I’m no horse or mud expert.
Unfortunately corporate wants the horse to be put in the cart with management where management can whip the few remaining staff that weren’t laid off who will now pull the cart, but the entire property is mud now because management hired a contractor to wet all the soil before restructuring.
Wouldn’t a more obvious solution be to get out of the cart and lead the horse from in front? It reduces the burden on the cart and lets the horse feel safer so it can work at a higher capacity. But I’m no horse or mud expert.
That’s called leadership. It’s a dying art.
More obvious than 2 more horses magically appearing.
Unfortunately corporate wants the horse to be put in the cart with management where management can whip the few remaining staff that weren’t laid off who will now pull the cart, but the entire property is mud now because management hired a contractor to wet all the soil before restructuring.
Corporate wants to replace the horse with AI