Re:Ray Dalio ran Bridgewater like the global strongmen he ad...
by boeingUH60 on Monday November 13, 2023 @01:25PM
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How do we know the book is not just stringing weird anecdotes together? If you look deep into any company, I’m sure you can extract many weird anecdotes and write a book with it.
CEOs of private companies they solely own are dictators by default. Nothing wrong with Dalio running his company as he sees fit. It made $20 billion+ for him and more for investors, so I guess he’s doing something right.
The good thing about capitalism is that there are millions of companies. If you don’t like how Dalio runs his company, you’re free to join another or start your own.
Many people commenting here probably haven’t run a team of 5+ people but are nonetheless hasty to dish out their management insights obtained from dog knows where..
CEOs of private companies they solely own are dictators by default. Nothing wrong with Dalio running his company as he sees fit. It made $20 billion+ for him and more for investors, so I guess he’s doing something right.
The good thing about capitalism is that there are millions of companies. If you don’t like how Dalio runs his company, you’re free to join another or start your own.
Many people commenting here probably haven’t run a team of 5+ people but are nonetheless hasty to dish out their management insights obtained from dog knows where..