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The WSJ is mainly concerned with Wall Street. Most of Wallstreet makes out very well with their current culture. She is right, short term gains are rewarded, as
by megablast 17y ago
The WSJ is mainly concerned with Wall Street. Most of Wallstreet makes out very well with their current culture. She is right, short term gains are rewarded, as they are in most industries. The difference if you can make millions on WS in a very small amount of time. And, if given the chance, most people would as well.
You seem to want to blame WS, but as an engineer, should I be overly concerned if the fashion industry fails, or the building industry? Sure, I hate seeing people lose their jobs, but am I going to change how I live? People on WS are no different.
Damn, I mean we hear all this talk of environmental problems, but the majority in the US still drive to work, a large number of those in huge trucks.
The People on WS are going to do what everybody else is going to do. It is just they have an opportunity to make so much more than most poeple.