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It's a very successful strategy in any corporate. Focus on the books, produce results, take the bonus and then jump. When things go pear shaped do not be found
by sgt101 3y ago
It's a very successful strategy in any corporate. Focus on the books, produce results, take the bonus and then jump.
When things go pear shaped do not be found holding the bag. If later questioned: "it was all great when I was there, it's so sad that it went south - it was a great place and there was a lot of value on the table."
Strangely the big investors don't seem to ever cotton on to this - the big pension funds and sovereign wealth seem to respond by getting out of the equity markets and investing in things like property.
- hef19898 3y agoThe oposite is true as well so: don't focus on the books, bottom line and so on and the company goes bust as well. Any successful company has to do both.
- sgt101 3y agoyou are quite correct - it becomes a plague when one is addressed to the exclusion of the other. As they say "don't run out of cash".
- swexbe 3y agoThis comment reads like it was written in the 70s. Even with the interest rate hike, this is still the age of VCs with infinite pockets, companies that don’t plan on going profitable for decades, every company in sp500 throwing money in the AI money hole, etc.
- sgt101 3y agoYes, let us exclude tax scams and money laundering and address the real economy where things get made and real people get paid.