On a few things. He definitely went to the AZ School of Analogies.Chizzang wrote:Sure he's an annoying hipster
but he's spot on - on this one
Shitty analogies are part of his schtick.89Hen wrote:On a few things. He definitely went to the AZ School of Analogies.Chizzang wrote:Sure he's an annoying hipster
but he's spot on - on this one
Ah, well then he's succeeded in this one because those were some shitty analogies.kalm wrote:Shitty analogies are part of his schtick.89Hen wrote: On a few things. He definitely went to the AZ School of Analogies.
AKA comedy. He's a comedian.89Hen wrote:Ah, well then he's succeeded in this one because those were some shitty analogies.kalm wrote:
Shitty analogies are part of his schtick.
BTW, why would making yourself look stupid be part of your schtick if you're trying to talk about serious topics? I guess he went to the DB1 School of Schtick.
Yes, the best comedians are self deprecating. Not that Stewart's or this guys stand up are funny .89Hen wrote:Kinda like John Stewart?kalm wrote:AKA comedy. He's a comedian.
I've lived through that, fun stuff! Who did they bring in? McKinsey Consulting, BCG or some other group of experts?ASUG8 wrote:He's kind of like a young, annoying version of Dennis Miller - he's got some valid points, but his delivery makes me want to kick puppies.
One situation which I've experienced is working for a company that was originally owned by Bain Capital and then sold to KKR. In both cases, both companies were trying to streamline us and sell us off for as much as possible. To do so, they send in a bunch of 22 yr old math whizzes and top tier MBA's to come in, interview everyone in the company, take the ideas that we've been telling our bosses for years, put them in a nice shiny presentation and get the accolades as experts for coming up with such "original" ideas. Upper management acted as if they never heard a single one of these ideas until spat from the mouths of wet-behind-the ears kids who went to top schools and had good presentation skills. Talk about going green - nothing like recycling ideas.
We had Bain's in house guys and KKR Capstone to deal with.UNI88 wrote:I've lived through that, fun stuff! Who did they bring in? McKinsey Consulting, BCG or some other group of experts?ASUG8 wrote:He's kind of like a young, annoying version of Dennis Miller - he's got some valid points, but his delivery makes me want to kick puppies.
One situation which I've experienced is working for a company that was originally owned by Bain Capital and then sold to KKR. In both cases, both companies were trying to streamline us and sell us off for as much as possible. To do so, they send in a bunch of 22 yr old math whizzes and top tier MBA's to come in, interview everyone in the company, take the ideas that we've been telling our bosses for years, put them in a nice shiny presentation and get the accolades as experts for coming up with such "original" ideas. Upper management acted as if they never heard a single one of these ideas until spat from the mouths of wet-behind-the ears kids who went to top schools and had good presentation skills. Talk about going green - nothing like recycling ideas.
