Formerly an integrated marketing and customer experience consultant. Writer on moral philosophy and current affairs.
Here’s my response to Volvo telling me they are going all in on EVs: Andrew Talbot 11/07/2018 08:20 AM RE: “We’re taking a stand to make your life better” I am disgusted with attempts by auto makers to foist electric cars despite there being no coherent value proposition for the user or the environment. The […]
“The bulls and bears go to market where the pigs and sheep are slaughtered.” –Anonymous Investors want to get two things: yield, or rent for the money they supply; and growth, or increasing share price for what they own. In return for these they give up liquidity, for which they expect compensation depending […]
The surest and most risk free way to generate a significant return is to avoid paying interest to banks and to aggressively prepay loans. Banks charge you crazy interest and fees to borrow and pay you nothing when you lend to them, which is what your deposits are: a loan the bank can prevent […]
The best way for most people in America to increase their revenue is to get paid more by their employers. There are several aspects to this that have already been discussed. An important additional concept is bench-marking. Bench-marking compensation means you have a simple way to calculate how far you have come and how far […]
When recruiters say they are looking for someone entrepreneurial they don’t mean someone used to calling the shots for him or her self. They usually mean someone who is ready to work endless hours for low pay and no recognition. It is clear that being the boss compensates entrepreneurs for the hours they put in […]
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