First semester living in the Valley, I gained ~30 lbs and realized the same happened to most new employees(not as much me).
Somehow, the company gave the idea of change/disruption/... and that made us work a lot more. Sometimes, 15 hours a day in front of a computer. Still, PMs and execs always got all credit and I started focusing on myself. It was NOT worth it.
I ended up regaining my health and I always remind hardworking friends they're playing their own game.
Many here are misuderstanding "firm performance" with employee quality of life( that's fair!).
But, from the "shareholder value" perspective this might actually be true. Some despicable CEOs may actually be just as good as a friendly and passionate founding CEO
Headline is indeed horrible, but there's some merit to the news. There could've been many other tax implications with Bitcoin and the article exposes that's not the case.
Our unfortunate reality is that of a socialization of investment; something discussed from Marx to Keynes.
In the next decades, the idea of investing become blur and centralized.
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