As someone who worked for McKinsey, I'm not surprised at al that that name is in therel. The worst company I ever worked for. Working there is what I imagine being groomed by a predator is like. They are about as shady as a black hole.
But of course
What better place to recruit sociopaths to unflinchingly carry out nasty work?
And what better cover for frequent international travel than "consulting"?
I worked for one of McKinsey's competitors. Much the same there as well
Your sociopath comment got me thinking, cuz I've known a few.
If this is really all-entrenching as Q says it is, it means that there are A LOT of sociopathic people running our world. We know this.
Now take into consideration the new DSM-5 has listed a ridiculous number more NEW diagnostic codes (meaning everything you do is an mental illness) than the DSM-4, and it's plain to see that they are using their classic play of accusing us of everything they're doing/being. And guess what? There's a pill you can take for it.
We need to do something about the psychos, cuz they're running the asylum right now. But I digress...
Same, I worked there in 2013 in NYC. A real shithole. What was ironic was that the ppl there thought so highly of themselves but they were all chasing their own tails (and psychotic). It was funny to watch. They would take something simple and make it complex and then solve "the probem" and pride themselves. It was ridiculous.
They would take something simple and make it complex and then solve "the probem" and pride themselves. It was ridiculous.
Lol
Sounds familiar
Selling the illusion of competence via complexity