For the umpteenth year (I think it goes back to about 2006, with maybe an off break on the way) I have appeared in this year's Accountancy Age 'Financial Power List'. This time I do so by the skin of my teeth, coming in at 50th out of 50. I happen to note I come in one place behind my old friend Prem Sikka:
I have to say that it does rather look like they put the troublemakers in at the bottom of the list. If so, I am in good company.
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It is my impression that you do not “make” trouble. It is already there. You are just pointing it out and explaining some of the implications. Those involved in making the trouble on the whole do not like this.
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I would take it as a badge of honour.
That’s so that you are the last person that the reader gets to think about.
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What philosophy is at the top?
Sir. Professor. Please , please. Make a political platform.
All hands on deck. I will support.
Primacy/Recency effect Richard. What you see first/last you are most likely to remember! Congrats on the achievement.