Banking Culture Shift
Scott argues for a cultural overhaul in banking, advocating for more junior hires and a system that rewards work-life balance rather than punishing it. He acknowledges the intense demands of the industry but emphasizes that many young professionals willingly accept these challenges for the promise of rapid financial and professional advancement. Ed challenges this perspective, suggesting that those entering the field should be prepared for the high costs to their mental and physical well-being in pursuit of wealth.In this clip
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Can you pinpoint the episode of Scott Galloway's podcast that covers the statement about not seeking work-life balance in your twenties and thirties if you want to be financially successful and at the top of your game in your forties and fifties? The episode is Office Hours: Does a Board Actually Add Value? Making Recruiting More Equitable, and Work/Life Balance Early in Your Career.
Can you pinpoint the episode of Scott Galloway's podcast that covers the statement about not seeking work-life balance in your twenties and thirties if you want to be financially successful and at the top of your game in your forties and fifties? The episode is Office Hours: Does a Board Actually Add Value? Making Recruiting More Equitable, and Work/Life Balance Early in Your Career.
Can you pinpoint the episode of Scott Galloway's podcast that covers the statement about not seeking work-life balance in your twenties and thirties if you want to be financially successful and at the top of your game in your forties and fifties? Specifically, I'm referring to No Mercy / No Malice: Doing the Minimum and Wealth Transfer Crisis.