Does a company's later closure prove the boss's seating feng shui caused it?

Seeing one position and then hearing the company closed does not establish feng shui as the sole confirmed cause. I pay attention to the boss's position through feng shui, but cannot treat other business circumstances I do not know as known.

I once saw an introduction to a new office where open windows were behind the boss's seat and felt the arrangement was unsuitable. Later, hearing the business had closed, I used it to remind people that office positioning deserves attention. However, the company had changed offices in between. I had not examined the later arrangement and explicitly said I did not know what else had happened. These unknowns must also remain visible.

The story can remind us not to neglect spatial arrangement, but cannot become a prediction that every company with a window behind someone must fail. To understand an office, return to the actual place and examine directions, positions, and overall relationships. One feature in a photograph cannot explain the entire outcome.