What CEO has an AA?
If everyone gets an AA, they will be qualified, educationally, to be a CEO of an international corporation?
To be fair my sista, you really didn't specify in your post about degrees.....now did you?
When I said the difference in them and a CEO was education you relied with:
So CEOs are the only people in America who have college degrees
Now do you see the problem here...you left the door open and lettin all my heat out.....
You could have closed it buy 1) not opening it, or 2) state the level of education....
Who are you talking about? ALL CEOs? And a track record at what - Sales? Last I heard that was the job MOST CEOs had before reaching their position, i.e., they were glib-talking salespersons. In fact, Sales (and Marketing) is often called the "track to CEO."
You are answering your own question....don't you know every CEO that is hired to run a company has some kind of "track" record
Oooookkkk...A track record is simply that. For example, when I was an industrial elct, the last three places I worked at saw an increase in production because of my motor maintenance schedule I made. I didn't wait until a bearing seized up, I changed it before it did, thus productions lines ran longer because they had fewer motor failures.
Now when I applied for head electrician on my next job, I used that to help me get the job....you see how this works?
In what? Being born into the family that owns the company like the billionaire Koch brothers?
Exceptions don't make the rules, and you are just speculating, now aren't you?
I'm done. This is just made-up stuff.
Yeah...CEO's are a myth....
Unless, of course, you have a specific CEO in mind that we can examine his "track record," check on his AA degree, etc?
Why would you give me a gift like this...oh you do love me....
CEO:
Westinghouse selects GE exec as CEO
Danny Roderick, the new chief executive officer of Westinghouse Electric Co., is bringing to the nuclear energy firm an expertise in markets that stretch far beyond the company's Cranberry headquarters.
Track record:
Mr. Roderick, 52, was named president and CEO of the company on Wednesday. He has worked in the nuclear industry for more than 30 years and was most recently senior vice president of nuclear plant projects at GE-Hitachi Nuclear Energy in Wilmington, N.C.
While at GE-Hitachi, Mr. Roderick's team explored building a nuclear site in Saudi Arabia, and on Wednesday he said he expects the Middle East and Eastern Europe to remain emerging markets for Westinghouse.
Prior to joining GE-Hitachi, Mr. Roderick worked in the utility industry and did business with Westinghouse, handling the purchase of four of its flagship AP1000 reactors. The company is currently building several AP1000 models in southern states, but Mr. Roderick said the domestic market hasn't caught up to international enthusiasm for nuclear energy.
http://www.post-gazette.com/busines...e-selects-GE-exec-as-CEO/stories/201209270209
Wake up...that was too easy, I found that with my eyes closed...
We know the CEO of America has several degrees (NONE from Jr. College), but like I said, he only makes $400,000/year so I guess he's not as qualified as the $20 million/year CEO of WalMart.
SO could he have gotten to where he's at on a high school diploma, GED, or AA? You are mixing apples and sweet potato pie.....
Hey the street lights are just about on.......
Peace!