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JudyM

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29. Well that resolves that question.

Reply to floppyboo (Reply #6)

Sat Feb 8, 2020, 05:44 PM

Feb 2020

SMH. I was hoping otherwise, but this is the angle of his experience...

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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How McKinsey Destroyed the Middle Class [View all] JudyM Feb 2020 OP

They helped create the gig economy. Downsize and outsource. jalan48 Feb 2020 #1

+1 alwaysinasnit Feb 2020 #26

The overabundant labor supply helped a lot. empedocles Feb 2020 #2

Buttigieg is the most corporate-friendly and elite-friendly candidate. dalton99a Feb 2020 #3

How so? crimycarny Feb 2020 #16

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Feb 2020 #4

Recommended for the analysis and visibility. guillaumeb Feb 2020 #5

Look at the chart. What years was the CEO:worker ratio lowest? Recursion Feb 2020 #15

Exactly, and that era corresponds to a time when 35% of US workers were unionized. guillaumeb Feb 2020 #18

No, I meant 2008-2009 Recursion Feb 2020 #23

I missed that. eom guillaumeb Feb 2020 #24

Well, that's not when it was lowest PETRUS Feb 2020 #25

Hell yes DBoon Feb 2020 #28

Pete Buttigieg hires former Goldman Sachs executive as national policy director floppyboo Feb 2020 #6

Well that resolves that question. JudyM Feb 2020 #29

not really, it is a false-framed hit job attempt Celerity Feb 2020 #31

Ok, that's good info. JudyM Feb 2020 #32

Sonal Shah was Obama's Director of the Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation Celerity Feb 2020 #30

From 2008-2009 (at McKinsey) he worked with non-profits to try to combat climate change crimycarny Feb 2020 #7

I'd love to hear him talk about that. JudyM Feb 2020 #13

Agree crimycarny Feb 2020 #17

The ratio went up when real incomes were going up Recursion Feb 2020 #8

220 times the typical worker salary is not the economy doing something right, no. JudyM Feb 2020 #11

Again: it was lower during the recession. Were those times better? Recursion Feb 2020 #14

We're doing this again? Yay!! Scurrilous Feb 2020 #9

You seem not to have read the post. JudyM Feb 2020 #12

So it was management consultants and executives, not those foreigners stealing our jobs? IronLionZion Feb 2020 #10

It went up 50% in the 60s/70s & unchanged in the last 2 decades mathematic Feb 2020 #19

It skyrocketed through the 90's JudyM Feb 2020 #20

It's probably a bunch of things mathematic Feb 2020 #22

"Consult" "Con" + "Insult" EOM The Mouth Feb 2020 #21

can we get this to the greatest page for the posters commentary alone? Kurt V. Feb 2020 #27

That's very kind, thanks Kurt! JudyM Feb 2020 #33