> Pay employees the lowest in all of tech
> Move them to a field in Wisconsin so it’s hard to quit
> Still face extreme burnout and turnover
> Keep a 1990s UI for 35 years and counting
> Every patient and doctor hates you
> Complete monopoly
> be Judy Faulkner
> self taught Fortran in college
> age 35
> start Human Services Computing in ’79
> $70k from friends n family
> refuse VC, private for 4+ decades & counting
> rebrand to Epic, grow into #1 EHR—records of 78 % of U.S. patients on your servers
> now 81, still
Yes, my parents have been losing their minds for awhile on this. Just slowly boiling over trying to figure out how every business they go to is apparently still ripping them off even though their assets have tripled in a decade and "it just doesn't make sense"
They are blind to
It’s been widely available public knowledge that you should literally only ever buy Toyotas (Lexus) and Hondas (Acura).
For like 30 years.
People keep buying ford and Gm cars that break constantly.
It’s kinda baffling.
So I dug into this video. This guy just upgraded someone from basic home internet to high speed + TV and a land line telephone. His commission was $47.
No studying needed.
She puts on bizarre costume makeup that makes her look like a drag queen or some kind of ventriloquist doll.
It’s called “uncanny valley”
Jamie Dimon is 68 years old
He's faced two major health scares: Throat cancer a decade ago and an aortic dissection in 2020
And he wants to go into an office every day and do banking, the most boring thing you can do
This is mental illness @jpmorgan@Chase