Matt Levine wrote this sentence but it rhymes heavily with a very pg thought: > The basic reason to work in finance is that, traditionally, it was the industry where you could get the most leverage on being smart.https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-01-13/the-robots-will-take-your-bonus …
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That was essentially the internal design brief for my consultancy: "In scope: anything I can licitly do which acts as a multiplier on a firm's revenue line or enterprise value. Out of scope: everything else." (Ended up with the "For B2B SaaS companies" later.)
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The frustrating thing about software development is that it’s highly leveraged but extremely difficult to measure.
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alternately, you can get into a position where your performance can't be measured, so you can get paid the same for doing less
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Leverage is important and rare. As a first approximation it exists only in management, programming, and finance.
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How do those criterion not single out "being the head of a company"? (assuming one's goal is wealth)
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