Norb Vonnegut | January 27, 2010
It’s Worst Case Wednesday. And here’s the advice column I promised last week. Consider the following scenario: You’re at your desk, drinking $5 Starbucks and listening to the morning call. Three burly guys—Mack Truck faces—appear from nowhere on the trading floor. They’re miked up, wearing earbuds that stream deep inside their wrinkled jackets.
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Norb Vonnegut | January 8, 2010
(By a Leading Hedge Fund in Greenwich, CT)
Times are tough. So to help out, I’m running the following job description submitted by a headhunter from Manhattan. This is an unpaid advertisement, which I’m featuring as a service to my readers.
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Norb Vonnegut | January 6, 2010
Hiring a dwarf to pose as a “small-cap” analyst isn’t funny.
Shredding SIM cards is more effective than biting them in half.
The SEC is awake.
“Octopussy” is not a James Bond movie.
McKinsey & Company’s publication, “Motivating people: Getting beyond money,” is a must-read for…well…McKinsey & Company.
The Tamil Tigers are not a soccer team.
M&A lawyers want a piece [...]
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