The article suggests that corporate uselessness can be highly profitable. Advisers and speakers often charge significant fees for non-productive services. Their value lies in maintaining the status quo rather than introducing change. Mandatory mindfulness sessions exemplify this trend of corporate masochism. The market rewards those who are inconspicuously useless for their pointlessness.
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