Re:Bland God: Notes on Mark Zuckerberg (2018)
by mc32 on Wednesday June 03, 2020 @01:41PM
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He and Schulz winged it and treated it like a jock treats finals. “I’ll pull an all-nighter and I’ll get an A”. Nope like most people who don’t show up for class and do an all-nighter, they got a D- and failed.
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Re:Bland God: Notes on Mark Zuckerberg (2018)
by olcor on Wednesday June 03, 2020 @01:57PM
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I wouldn’t completely agree with that. From most sources, Bloomberg wanted to run even in 2016, and did a lot of work on that front, till the end when he somehow changed tack to “not split the vote”.
While he did officially make a late entry in the race, started throwing a lot of money and research power quite early. It just so happened that the American public looks at more factors than just a lot of money.
Re:Bland God: Notes on Mark Zuckerberg (2018)
by mc32 on Wednesday June 03, 2020 @02:03PM
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To me they both seemed woefully underprepared and at a loss for answers when the spotlight was put on them during debates.
I guess executives delegate a lot , so much that on their own they might feel exposed and unprepared because there is no one to assist, at least when thrust into unfamiliar ground.