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The author tries to explain the benefits of Wall Street, but unfortunately the benefits he describes are individual in nature, "what did I learn". It's all abou
by isleyaardvark 16y ago
The author tries to explain the benefits of Wall Street, but unfortunately the benefits he describes are individual in nature, "what did I learn". It's all about the skills the author gained will working in that industry, but what good are those skills for? A critic of Wall Street might think that these skills are only "as value extractors rather than value creators". Edit: I'd rather see a more detailed explanation of how Wall Street creates value in a post defending them.
- leelin 16y agoI agree, the better title seems to be "Stop Shitting on Wall Street Employees". For the defense of Wall Street, a small start might be the capital marketplace argument: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=973663 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=973663