問題文
Two people in one company use the word customer for different sets of people: one counts those who have bought something, the other counts sales leads as well. Why does the standard treat this as a difficulty that arrives with scale rather than one a founder had to settle?
選択肢
- Unspoken understandings scale with the company well enough, because a database holds the sense of a word inside its structure and the structure is shared across the teams that reach it.
- Unspoken understandings scale with the company well enough, because a word takes its sense from the industry that the company sits in and an industry settles the senses of its own terms.
- Unspoken understandings fail to scale with the company, because the picture of the business fits inside the single head of a founder and a growing number of teams has nothing of the sort to fall back on.
- Unspoken understandings fail to scale with the company, because a founder writes the model of the problem domain down early while a wider set of teams leaves the writing of it to a later date.