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Absolutely true, but they also tend to work in jobs where they have essentially full control over how much they work, when they work, etc. And in some cases, t
by pingyong 7y ago
Absolutely true, but they also tend to work in jobs where they have essentially full control over how much they work, when they work, etc.
And in some cases, that might still end up being much more lucrative than a "normal job". But I'm sure that in many cases, it doesn't - we just don't hear about it, because they're still rich, and nobody really knows what they're really doing anyway.
- charlesu 7y agoDo they tend to work in those jobs? There are people with trust funds working at McKinsey, Google, Harper Collins, Cravath, and Goldman Sachs right now. They all pay well but they aren't places where one has "essentially full control over how much they work, when they work, etc."