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I have no idea how execs around the world always manage to create the illusion that there is a shortage of their skills. It's easy, I suppose, when the economy

by wynand 18y ago

I have no idea how execs around the world always manage to create the illusion that there is a shortage of their skills. It's easy, I suppose, when the economy is doing well, since executive failures can be covered up. I can only hope that the rest of the world will use the current crises as proof that many of these people didn't know what they were doing and consequently that maybe their jobs are not as impossibly hard as they would to portray.

anamax 18y ago
> proof that many of these people didn't know what they were doing and consequently that maybe their jobs are not as impossibly hard as they would to portray. The fact that a lot of people don't know how to do something does not imply that said something is easy to do. If anything, the failures of such organizations is (weak) evidence that running such organizations is harder than we thought.