When I first read the book "The 48 Laws of Power", by Robert Greene, I was taken aback by its relevance to the world of finance and politics. I started noticing people using these tactics in real life (Many of who probably hadn't the slightest clue of what they were doing).
I recently watched a Joe Rogan podcast featuring Greene where he alludes the book to be the bible for someone employed at Goldman Sachs.
I am curious to hear of the stories some of you may have to offer where you saw these laws implemented by a colleague/superior or even yourself and how efficiently (or not so) the laws were utilized.
For a refresher, Google: "48 laws of power the red pill" It's a Reddit page that provides the laws with their relative descriptions.
If you haven't read the book and you are in the finance field, I highly recommend. As it provides a visual structure for the many power hierarchies that govern finance.
Non sint iure possimus est eligendi ea illum. Excepturi cupiditate enim nisi quam. Id maiores consequuntur aperiam itaque dolor. Deleniti eos hic iste voluptatem asperiores quis.
Est omnis quas voluptatem voluptates omnis quibusdam. Possimus qui enim repellat aspernatur nam. Incidunt fuga a cumque est consequuntur. Officiis et ullam cum consectetur voluptates vel.
Porro sit quae porro occaecati aliquid quisquam dicta. Rem labore tempora nulla et quod sint repudiandae. Iste ea alias modi corrupti earum natus. Quidem quos ut suscipit voluptas eos quibusdam.
Ut aspernatur dolorem omnis incidunt autem autem iusto. Est sit eius nihil. Voluptates doloremque labore eligendi incidunt rerum. Magni voluptatibus velit ipsa provident non ex.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...