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  His model does, however, predict that if the entrenchment cost went to zero -- meaning that sacking a CEO came with only financial costs and no intangible consequences -- the annual rate of CEO firings for the S&P 500 would go from 2% to 13%. That would result in a one-time bump in value for the S&P 500 of 3%.
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  Wilful Ignorance I asked Jason about whether companies place enough value on data: Jason: A lot of people don’t want to know the truth about their data. I find that at both the startup level and at bigger companies, a lot of people don’t want to know the truth about what’s going on. They don’t want to discover they are wrong, or bad at certain things or are failing. Some of the time, it’s just simple job preservation.
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  hilarious
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  this always bugged me. for the record, you want to stand where the sound will be, then put the right speaker to the right side of the center
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