He was a Wall Street trader/analyst before teaching.
He is not kind about the behaviour of his colleagues, especially when
it all went pear-shaped.
Andrew Fildes
afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 27/12/2007, at 6:33 PM, Chris Barker wrote:
> However, it could be that your academic was charmed into admiration by
> the organisations that he researched. And finance houses are
> different the world over. You might observe that the Anglo-Saxon
> model (US/UK) is more flexible and able to deal with the unexpected
> (notwithstanding the appalling state of the banking sector at present)
> and that the Germans, for instance, were more stuck in their ways.
> But the former model is less likely to plan more than 1 year ahead,
> whereas the latter plans many years ahead.
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