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"In a 2015 profile of Two Sigma, Forbes described Overdeck as the “master chef” at Two Sigma, and Siegel as the firm’s manager. Soon after, Overdeck brought a c
by antiviral 3y ago
"In a 2015 profile of Two Sigma, Forbes described Overdeck as the “master chef” at Two Sigma, and Siegel as the firm’s manager. Soon after, Overdeck brought a chef’s hat into a meeting with Siegel, said people familiar with the situation. Siegel was furious about the incident for days, the people said."
I am curious why wearing a chef's hat would be such an offensive thing to do.
Any thoughts?
- auntienomen 3y agoIt implies that Overdeck agrees with the characterization, which devalues Siegel's contributions.
- antiviral 3y agoBut to follow the restaurant analogy, every restaurant has a 'chef' that manages the food (product) and a 'manager' that manages the business (front office). Both need to partner together and are critical to success, right? It sounds like I'm missing some important context here.