Marc Cendella has a remarkable column this morning, well worth reading. (Frankly, he usually is and you might consider subscribing.)
Nobody every said that all rich people are intelligent, nor that all large corporations are efficient. Far from it. However, they can make messes for everyone else — an interesting variant of the von Manstein typology of officers.
| Mark Zuckerberg’s Midlife Crisis New name, new look from the Facebook founder. Marc Cenedella Dec 6 The midlife crisis happens to people. After almost two decades, things begin to get predictable. Successful, but also stale. Maybe a bit boring.So the time comes to spice it up. If it were you, you might buy a fancy car, go crazy for a new designer, or take the leap with a bold startup (that writes professional resumes for free). When you’re Mark Zuckerberg, running the world’s 7th most valuable company, you think on a… |
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