May 2026
Beginner to intermediate
124 pages
4h 7m
English
If the appeal to (future managers) to join start-ups is taken seriously (see Chapter 8), then the question arises as to whether they can still “afford morality.” Not only are economic processes generally geared toward efficiency (where quantified time is paramount), but in start-ups in particular, the pressure to succeed is high and resources are scarce. In contrast, moral actions take place under completely different circumstances. The motto is not the pursuit of efficiency; on the contrary, calm and reflection are needed to view decisions holistically and make morally informed choices (where time qualities “count”). Slowness, in contrast to crude efficiency, often leads a shadowy ...
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