The manager 2 or 3 levels above the staff needs to be taking the heat. The folks who make the decisions and metrics that induce this kind of behavior.
The manager 2 or 3 levels above the staff needs to be taking the heat. The folks who make the decisions and metrics that induce this kind of behavior.
Amish style - bicycle, buggy, horse, walk
I think the conventional wisdom is “no”. Cash is king and if you have a legit emergency you want that stability from basic savings.
For me, I work for a company in n NASDAQ (big fucking deal). If the overall market takes a shit both my investments AND my job will be at risk. Liquid emergency savings cover that possibility in a way that stonks and ETFs can’t. OFC savings rates kinda suck so there’s sort of a loss there too.
I know where there is a whole building full of old children who fly a lot and aren’t addressing climate issues…
Like listening to Rob Zombie
Depends if I get to see women exposing their ankles at the store