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"the nature of a CFO" makes it sounds like some kind of mystical force. It's not! it's just humans making decisions. They can choose to be greedy or not.
by lantry 3y ago
"the nature of a CFO" makes it sounds like some kind of mystical force. It's not! it's just humans making decisions. They can choose to be greedy or not.
- idontpost 3y ago[dead]
- caditinpiscinam 3y agoThe distinction here is the nature of a CFO as an individual vs a CFO as a role. It's true that individuals ultimately have control over whether to be greedy or not, but if individuals who are averse to greed aren't encouraged or allowed to become CFOs, then the CFO as a role loses the ability to make that choice.