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by ksec
901 days ago
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>I think this primarily comes down to a fundamental misunderstanding I love this. I am not being sarcastic but the optimistic and somewhat enthusiasm of fundamental misunderstanding. >It’s a classic story of a tenant mistakenly believing the landlord has it easy I am old. But it still amaze me that "strategic thinking" is such a rare skill set with top executive while high efficiency executive are in abundance. But then I also remember for more than 10 years the media went with the idea that "execution eats strategy for breakfast." |
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How much money did the executive make while it took years for these strategies to fail? How much will they make from the golden parachute if they're actually fired for their failures? Is that really failure, relative to the executive?