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You're getting downvoted, but this is more true than I cared to admit for most of my adult life. I've witnessed this first hand from newly minted billionaires t
by o_____________o 10y ago
You're getting downvoted, but this is more true than I cared to admit for most of my adult life. I've witnessed this first hand from newly minted billionaires to green CEOs: most of them had important connections in place to receive and amplify their goals. You could also examine the type of language and non-verbal values that are exchanged between investors and "rich kids". Sometimes it's like watching a father grooming a son.
- Spooky23 10y agoFor an established company, absolutely. Being a rich or powerful person's kid is tough. You're stuck with high expectations, but simultaneously face a low bar. Basically, if you're not a total idiot, you end up running things.