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It seems strange to me that someone who doesn't have the risk appetite to start a business would think they are well suited to running one still in its early st
by dontmindifido 12y ago
It seems strange to me that someone who doesn't have the risk appetite to start a business would think they are well suited to running one still in its early stages.
- JamesBarney 12y agoThe companies they are buying aren't in the early stages; they are established companies. They are companies that have been around a while, that have owners who want to exit, with the typical reason for an exit being an age.
- TTPrograms 12y agoSo you are arguing that in general one would want a ceo that makes riskier decisions? That seems pretty irrational.
- sharemywin 12y agoGrowth is about risk. Calculated risk is core to making money.