They’re all terrible, it’s fully a requirement of being a C level. You cannot be a C*O and be a good person in a publicly traded company. You’re required to maximize profits at all costs, the removes the ability for them to be good.
I would actually disagree. There is also broader requirements around maintaining the oligarchic regime and helping keeping commoners in line. The exact implementation reflects local cultural preferences, but that’s true of all oligarchic regimes.
They will almost certainly be worse, that being said Huang is your typical American oligarch, so it doesn’t really matter.
They’re all terrible, it’s fully a requirement of being a C level. You cannot be a C*O and be a good person in a publicly traded company. You’re required to maximize profits at all costs, the removes the ability for them to be good.
I would actually disagree. There is also broader requirements around maintaining the oligarchic regime and helping keeping commoners in line. The exact implementation reflects local cultural preferences, but that’s true of all oligarchic regimes.
Im of the belief that what you describe is a byproduct of the first point, more so than the explicit goal itself. Outside of some exceptions