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03/30/09
Or did that post happen long ago and I slept through it?
03/30/09
Look at all the execs that have driven companies to great financial ruin. They're recruited for their "knowledge and expertise" soon later, usually to fail one last time before retiring.
And yet most companies never hire at the top-tier exec level from within the company. While that might be reasonable, as to get new ideas from other places and not have this feeling of inbreeding, it usually means that career paths within a company are usually a sham, and you have to leave and come back if you ever want to break a certain plane.
03/30/09
Ok, so the grand majority of companies hire top-tier executives from outside of the company these days.
03/30/09
No, and thanks for reminding me, dammit.
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@NeVeRMoRe666: You gave me a chubby.
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"I seriously doubt this is 'Only In Japan: ... ' "
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