Sometimes I wonder if the reason why Marshal Ney was so stupendously ineffective at Waterloo despite having a brilliant, almost meteoric career of successes prior to that might be because he didn't have the right piece of information in time for it to make a difference.
Now, I don't intend to compare myself with Michel Ney. Any successes I have had pale by comparison and my decisions are nowhere near the same caliber. No one will ever die as a result of a bad decision of mine. Yet, I think I must know something of how he felt.
If I'd had all of the information I needed, I'd not be digging myself, my team, and my project out of the mud right now.
Worse, it's not as if I made a bad assumption. I was misled.
This company sucks.
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