• Bernie EcclestonedOP
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    1 year ago

    The CEO can take away your livelihood at a whim, destroying your future career, and everyone has to tug the forelock.

    Dictatorships are not bad in and of themselves. A benign dictatorship could be the most effective form of governing, there’s just no mechanism to stop them when they stop being benign.

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      1 year ago

      And on the flip side a CEO can improve and expand many people’s careers and therefore wealth.

      A dictatorship like Mao Zedong, Mussolini, Hitler, etc can flow all the wealth and power to themselves, oppressing the people under them.

      The point it: You can’t talk about best case scenario of one and not the other. Usually, as it’s human nature, both are going to sequester wealth and power for themselves over the people under them, but a bad dictatorship is leagues worse than a bad company/CEO.

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        1 year ago

        Yeah, there’s good CEOs and bad ones. But the hierarchical power structure is the same.

        CEOs are like kings of their empire.