Re:Joint Statement by the Department of the Treasury, Federa...
by nicklevin on Sunday March 12, 2023 @08:29PM
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Matt Levine frequently discusses the fact that losing billions of dollars means at some point, someone trusted you with billions of dollars. Which new employers (especially banks) look on favorably.
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Re:Joint Statement by the Department of the Treasury, Federa...
by deepsquirrelnet on Sunday March 12, 2023 @09:19PM
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In order to be trusted with a lot of money, you need to be really bad with money.
Guys, I’m starting to think the economy is sick…
Re:Joint Statement by the Department of the Treasury, Federa...
by lupire on Sunday March 12, 2023 @09:25PM
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In particular, because the people are management who don’t lose anything when investors get wiped out. The solution is clawing back money that execs paid themselves with these embezzled (on a risk-adjusted perspective) funds.
Re:Joint Statement by the Department of the Treasury, Federa...
by ZephyrBlu on Sunday March 12, 2023 @09:51PM
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Fascinating, isn't it?
You can apply the same thing to people management. Who cares if you're a shit manager, if you've managed 100 people that's still going to be looked upon more favourably than someone who's managed 20 people really well for a 100 person management position.
Applying it to execs is probably a simpler comparison. Shit exec means you were still an exec, so you can probably get hired somewhere else as an exec.