I just found this out about Michael Bloomberg: He is a "self made billionare"

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81. No person that have any business experience will argue with you that scale matters.

Even if a mom and pop burger shop sold pink-slime burgers like the big players, the fact that the big players can buy a five million pounds of beef in one setting does matter big in the end

I disagree that having employees popping up new ideas is a good thing, it most likely causes chaos. Businesses that succeed run to a business plan and they stick with that plan as long as it is working adequately. I do think that a smart and wise company or business owner can prosper and have employees prosper by sorting through and finding good employee ideas that don't fit the business plan but are good ideas, funding and promoting them. Amazon is trying something similar by setting up employees to deliver packages, but people here on DU hammer the company, making big complaints about the routine startup problems that come with such a concept.