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I agree with the core sentiment expressed here, though I think your statements come off as absolutist. I think there are plenty of people in management (though

I agree with the core sentiment expressed here, though I think your statements come off as absolutist. I think there are plenty of people in management (though maybe not the majority) that don't come from generational wealth. I think the boats + vacation homes + generational wealth statements you brought up are irrelevant to the main point you're making, which is that leaders should be held accountable (which I fully agree with). Take care not to let cynicism, spite, or resentment overshadow a strong core argument.

watwut 4y ago
Yes, that is true. The other thing that is true is complete lack of accountability for managers. They can lack social skill, be rude, be incompetent, slow the project to and make it ineffective. And many still keep failing upwards. There are good managers, it is not they don't exist. But bad ones are way more frequent then should be. People completely unsuitable for leadership keep staying managers despite destruction they cause.