<p>TheGFG, I never said other industries were perfect. It’s human nature to have failings, but it’s a widespread culture. Some successful folks got out when they saw that no one knew what they were doing anymore - then the whole system collapsed in 07. </p>
<p>I think the mature observation is to see systemic problems and not get caught up in, “This guy had honors and is a great father etc…”. Many mature adults have criticized the American auto industry as a collective because, rightfully so, the products they started turning out were sub-par and they paid dearly for it, costing many jobs of good people along the way. They still had great engineers and passionate, good employees.</p>
<p>Many have criticized the healthcare industry, and rightfully so, because we live in the wealthiest country in the world yet force people to suffer and die unnecessarily. Does that mean everybody involved is bad? Of course not, but on Wall Street the product they collectively delivered collapsed our economy. That shows something went very wrong at the core, like with the auto industry before our money saved them from both of their mistakes.</p>
<p>Anyway, I’m glad the guy got a job. He rolled the dice and it worked great for him.</p>