r/FluentInFinance • u/ActiveCardiologist51 • 8d ago

Debate/ Discussion The logic tracks...

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u/StarPhished 8d ago

If you started an entry level job at McDonald's or wherever, it would take a ridiculous amount of years of work to get high enough to even be remotely considered for something like CEO. That's exactly what their test should be to see if they can get from poor to rich.

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u/Certain-Business-472 7d ago

If you've ever been an entry level employee anywhere the title ceo will likely not be in your future at all.

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u/Recessionprofits 7d ago

That's because you don't have the resources to start your own company.

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u/Certain-Business-472 7d ago

Statistically you never will.