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Solid argument. No chief executive with an MBA has ever contributed positively to the company they run. ::eyeroll::
by listenallyall 4y ago
Solid argument. No chief executive with an MBA has ever contributed positively to the company they run. ::eyeroll::
- qikInNdOutReply 4y agoWell cant botch it that hard, the pals from ivy that are now in government, wont bail you out. So, guess we will never know the good from the bad >> eyescroll <<
- bryanrasmussen 4y agowell arguments like these are of course all about the statistical tendency because outliers are, by definition, not that important. But I notice you didn't actually give an example of an outlier MBA that did not behave this way and contributed positively to the company they ran?
- listenallyall 4y agoI assumed in 2023 we're beyond simply applying negative stereotypes to people based on perceptions of a group, but apparently you aren't
- hutzlibu 4y agoErm no, if there is a group of hooligans, than I will still assume that they are up for violence and if there is a bunch of MBAs taking over companies, I will assume that they are there for short term profit.
- bryanrasmussen 4y agoIs finding the theories that motivate MBA educational programs abhorrent a form of racism in your view? Generally one is not supposed to stereotype groups based on characteristics outside their control. on edit: added in abhorrent.
- 29athrowaway 4y agoPeople can hate Elon all they want. The guy is extravagant and controversial, and maybe not the best role model for your kids. But he is right in the sense that a company leader needs to occasionally leave the meeting room and get in the factory floor, get direct exposure to customers and see things firsthand. We would be already in Mars if we had not stopped doing that.