I didn’t know that. High school job apparently. The earliest of his work with which I had any familiarity was at a hedge fund called Shaw.
In context, his time at McD still has exactly zero to do with his success. It didn’t get him into a Princeton eating club, that’s for sure.
In light of the new evidence I’ll upgrade Mark’s comment from ‘total non-sequitur’ to ‘false equivalence in bad faith’.
If it was my interview and I had to think of what could have given Jeff the singular, all-encompassing drive to become as wealthy as possible from an early age, it’s right there on his wiki page. Dad was a broke unicyclist and a drunkard. That’d give anyone a complex.
I don’t think that’s what Jeff would do. Is he being stupid?
He did, in fact, work at McDonald’s when he was young.
So did lots of people. Why use an evil slave driver as a reference?
I didn’t know that. High school job apparently. The earliest of his work with which I had any familiarity was at a hedge fund called Shaw.
In context, his time at McD still has exactly zero to do with his success. It didn’t get him into a Princeton eating club, that’s for sure.
In light of the new evidence I’ll upgrade Mark’s comment from ‘total non-sequitur’ to ‘false equivalence in bad faith’.
If it was my interview and I had to think of what could have given Jeff the singular, all-encompassing drive to become as wealthy as possible from an early age, it’s right there on his wiki page. Dad was a broke unicyclist and a drunkard. That’d give anyone a complex.
Oh, I’m not saying it is relevant or helpful. I just like criticism to be factual. Or at least not inaccurate.