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Breaking the Rules: Moneyball Edition - Farnam Street
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The Moneyball system worked like magic. But then everyone copied it. What happened next?
Culture , Decision Making | Reading Time: 5 minutes Breaking the Rules: Moneyball Edition Most of the book Simple Rules by Donald Sull and Kathleen Eisenhardt talks about identifying a problem area (or an area ripe for “simple rules”) and then walks you through creating your own set of rules. It’s a useful mental process. An ideal situation for simple rules is something repetitive , giving you constant feedback so you can course correct as you go. But what if your rules stop working and you need to start over completely? Simple Rules recounts the well-known Moneyball tale in
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