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Specific to nepotism… how’s that different than anywhere else? I’m 20 years into my adult career and most companies I have worked for has had at least 1 major c
by iknowSFR 2y ago
Specific to nepotism… how’s that different than anywhere else? I’m 20 years into my adult career and most companies I have worked for has had at least 1 major case of nepotism.
Anecdotally, I have worked for 3 F500 companies and all of their CEOs were the children of founders. Their siblings also sat on the board.
I worked for 2 municipalities where the children of managers were also on staff.
I worked for an investment firm that the owner was the founder’s son and all of his kids had tenure at the firm in the form of “internships” that basically helped fluff their resumes.
My point is that saying “nepotism is the name of the game” isn’t isolated to unions.
- lotsofpulp 2y ago> My point is that saying “nepotism is the name of the game” isn’t isolated to unions. I also didn’t say it was. The difference here is whereas anyone can apply and get a job to be a UPS driver or hotel maid or a restaurant worker, you usually have to have an in for these much higher paying longshoremen jobs. Therefore, the public may not sympathize with their plight.