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Sep. 21st, 2019 11:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rainoNew studies: exciting though also stressful. Business sustainability course is obviously super useful, helps me understand why companies do what they do, how to perhaps nudge them to do something different. But
this one assignment of analysing a business case, good heavens aaaargh how can anyone in the world be interested in business management? I'm starting to understand why CEO's and big bosses are paid so much. The stuff they have to deal with, is so mind-numbingly boring it can only be rendered palatable through vast amounts of money.
I have problems in staying focused when reading about economy, but this is beyond that. I know that if I understood economy, I'd understand good three fourths of our human world, so even if my mind starts to wander when trying to fight my way through and economy textbook, I still know and appreciate it is important. But business management. Strategies and visions and aligning the mission of division corporate policies, being so removed from the actual thing that the companies do, so abstracted... and yet some people are passionate about it. Never ceases to amaze how different we are, even if we all have pretty much the same brains.
this one assignment of analysing a business case, good heavens aaaargh how can anyone in the world be interested in business management? I'm starting to understand why CEO's and big bosses are paid so much. The stuff they have to deal with, is so mind-numbingly boring it can only be rendered palatable through vast amounts of money.
I have problems in staying focused when reading about economy, but this is beyond that. I know that if I understood economy, I'd understand good three fourths of our human world, so even if my mind starts to wander when trying to fight my way through and economy textbook, I still know and appreciate it is important. But business management. Strategies and visions and aligning the mission of division corporate policies, being so removed from the actual thing that the companies do, so abstracted... and yet some people are passionate about it. Never ceases to amaze how different we are, even if we all have pretty much the same brains.
