Rookje
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There's truth to this, but above all what the board of directors of a mega corporation care about is growth. So they will reduce risk as much as possible to assure growth, and to do that will be to appoint somebody who has as much experience as possible. That prerequisite is what reduces the pool of CEOs down to the limited amount that it is, and in the end will force the companies to pay these CEOs insurmountable amounts of money.That is true, but for a different reason, which is there is a very small pool of people who have the personal connections needed to get enough votes from fund managers and other large shareholders to become CEO.
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