> These are paid professionals who are supposedly wealthy, good at their jobs, smart, informed, etc.
Wealth is not a valid indicator of ability.
I'm not judging the execs and board members individually but rather questioning your assumption. I have read you mention "supposedly", yet it can be read as a rhetorical term.
> These are paid professionals who are supposedly wealthy, good at their jobs, smart, informed, etc.
Wealth is not a valid indicator of ability.
I'm not judging the execs and board members individually but rather questioning your assumption. I have read you mention "supposedly", yet it can be read as a rhetorical term.