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> You’d think this MIT graduate would wise up, but he never did. After interacting with professional managers with degrees from supposedly illustrious institut
by flanked-evergl 3y ago
> You’d think this MIT graduate would wise up, but he never did.
After interacting with professional managers with degrees from supposedly illustrious institutions for years during my career, I don't see a good basis for this expectation. What is more fascinating is how the professional management class, as incompetent as they are, have managed to gain the reputation of wisdom and competence in the collective subconscious.
- diydsp 3y agoThat is an invite to an interesting conversation about fame, media, publication, status, hierachy, "alpha"-ness, reproduction, entitlement, culture, etc!
- ted_bunny 3y agoMaybe Class, as a treat.
- AlexandrB 3y ago> What is more fascinating is how the professional management class, as incompetent as they are, have managed to gain the reputation of wisdom and competence in the collective subconscious. Have they? It's pretty common to hear people complaining about "clueless MBAs" here and on other parts of the internet.