I hope most of you have read the Art of War since it is imperative to understand not only war, but competition and interpretation of your opponent in general. Of course, given my name, I think that way. What do you bankers and wannabe-bankers think? Whats the most valuable/ favorite part of the good book of strategy; The Art of War?
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Apparent it is not as popular as Damn it feels good to be a banker.
Art of War or THE Art of War? Sun Tzu or Machiavelli? NAHMEAN
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