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At least they were just an intern. Look up the Tyson foods CFO. He was just arrested for public intoxication and breaking and entering when he blacked out and w
by jjeaff 4y ago
At least they were just an intern. Look up the Tyson foods CFO. He was just arrested for public intoxication and breaking and entering when he blacked out and wondered into a strangers home and fell asleep in their bed. I saw his mug shot and thought he looked awfully young to be the CFO of a publicly traded, fortune 500 multi-national. He's just 32.
Sure enough, his last name is Tyson. Daddy is chairman of the board. He went to Harvard undergrad and Standford MBA (got in purely on merit, I'm sure). Then it looks like he worked all of 2 years in investment banking somewhere before ascending to the throne of leadership.
It's like they barely even tried to make it look like a meritocracy. Where is the fiduciary responsibility? Seems like an easy shareholder lawsuit.
- raincom 4y agoStanford, Harvard business schools admit students not based on merit but on pedigree. Just by looking at some one's resume, we can say whether he/she gets admitted to HBS, Stanford GBS. These top b-schools want kids of multi billionaires, kids of famous politicians (both US and abroad), kids who are working at McKinsey, Bain, BCG, etc. Usually, plebes are told to apply to these business schools, who just want more applicants, so that the admit rate can be 2%.