In a recent edition of a well know NY newspaper, there was an interview with the head of Loews
Corporation, Jonathan Tisch. In my opinion, this executive sits in his position of power due to the fact he had a brilliant grandfather, not the results his company has generated since his grandfather's passing.
What made the article worthy of comment, was an absurd last paragraph where the executive is quoted with saying " I was taught never start a paragraph with the word I. It sends a message that "I" am more important than the people reading the article." The insanity of the article is that there were about forty "I's" referring to himself in the very short interview. In my opinion, I have never seen such an egocentric interview ever.
Watch out for interviews in this newspaper.
Corporation, Jonathan Tisch. In my opinion, this executive sits in his position of power due to the fact he had a brilliant grandfather, not the results his company has generated since his grandfather's passing.
What made the article worthy of comment, was an absurd last paragraph where the executive is quoted with saying " I was taught never start a paragraph with the word I. It sends a message that "I" am more important than the people reading the article." The insanity of the article is that there were about forty "I's" referring to himself in the very short interview. In my opinion, I have never seen such an egocentric interview ever.
Watch out for interviews in this newspaper.
