Two Different Perspectives About Bridgewater from The New York Times
For over 40 years, we have pursued meaningful work and meaningful relationships through radical truth and radical transparency. This unique way of operating has obviously worked extremely well. I think it is very important to note that our culture has been conveyed in two notably different ways by The New York Times' writers and editors. There is a significant discrepancy in the way they portray our culture in their distorted and sensationalized print stories versus the more thoughtful and accurate discussion I had today at their New Work Summit, which focused on celebrating innovative and successful workplace cultures.
If you want to understand our culture better, I invite you to watch my discussion at the conference here:
Retired from Involuntary Servitude
7 年It's interesting that wealthy, successful people continue to labor under the misconception that these two things make them experts on every conceivable subject. It is this kind of hubris that brought us Donald Trump as Conspirator in Chief. Stick to what you know (how to benefit from being in the right place at the right time and insider knowledge) and let culture evolve in the absence of big money influence from people who have appointed themselves arbiters of truth.
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7 年Thanks Wonderful, Keep up the good work ...
Mechanical Engineer at National Iranain Oil Compnay
7 年is there any video of Ray Dalio ?