Clear Biases
It’s clear that the board already had fully-formed opinions about the candidates before most of them even stepped into the room. I enjoyed this podcast series at first, but I found myself growing increasingly frustrated by the personal biases of the interviewers, especially in the Buttigieg and Steyer interviews. The parts about Buttiegeg being on the frontlines of corporate price-fixing, corporate downsizing, war, etc. hardly even felt like questions, and seemed more designed to sway listeners than to dig for information—especially in contrast to many of the questions that the board’s seemingly more preferred candidates got.
JAkeR522 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/30/20
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I’m very interested in the policies/ proposals of all the candidates but I could live without the superior attitude of the interviewers. The thought that a young employee of a consulting firm should have had some control over the mission / corporate responsibility or that of the clients he’s...Read full review »
Mekhm via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/27/20
The NYT is clueless. I thought this would be an interesting podcast - but, they clearly have their own agenda, and understand little to nothing about technology and how it is shaping the future. How would they? They are part of the dying breed. Buy any newspapers lately?
BoulderAdonis via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/23/20
But Bernie Bros. You’re just as bad as the Trump ego cult. Take your self-righteousness and choke on it please.
ubique13 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/22/20
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