11 and 38
Did you know that No 11 and 38 of l'Oreal's lipgloss have gone out of fashion? I know, it may appear as a bit of useless information but for somebody (me, in fact) who uses very little make-up, this is close to a disaster.
Fortunately, I know somebody related to this particular business, so I've got a stash, but think about everybody else who is completely lost.
I used to use Lancome keracils mascara. Now, after 25 years of being used to this, it has all of a sudden gone out of fashion? Where is the friggin' logic?
Why is it that every company thinks that they have to re-invent themselves every 6 months these days? What is wrong with IKEA's concept? Not that they are perfect, but at least they have a concept they stick to.
This blog ties to the item discussed earlier. Is change always good? Or is change sometimes change because there was a new boss? I know the answer, do you?
Fortunately, I know somebody related to this particular business, so I've got a stash, but think about everybody else who is completely lost.
I used to use Lancome keracils mascara. Now, after 25 years of being used to this, it has all of a sudden gone out of fashion? Where is the friggin' logic?
Why is it that every company thinks that they have to re-invent themselves every 6 months these days? What is wrong with IKEA's concept? Not that they are perfect, but at least they have a concept they stick to.
This blog ties to the item discussed earlier. Is change always good? Or is change sometimes change because there was a new boss? I know the answer, do you?
posted by Annika @ 10:37 PM
3 Comments:
At 12:44 AM,
Anonymous said…
Plants grow, animals grow, people grow - in "size", wisdom, etc.
You have been growing since you were born. When growth stops, well...
Growth is equal to change!!!
If you belive that IKEA has not changed, you are wrong. They have not been sitting at their rear ends waiting for things to happen. Trust your cousin.
At 5:18 PM,
Annika said…
Yes, IKEA does change but still sticks to its concept I would argue.
At 7:47 PM,
Annika said…
And you sound like a management consultant :)
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