In the age of Rockefeller and Carnegie, businesses were feudal systems. @5-DLeadership
In the age of Rockefeller and Carnegie, businesses were feudal systems. @5-DLeadership
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In the age of Rockefeller and Carnegie, businesses were feudal systems. You advanced by proving loyalty and making yourself indispensable to someone with power. Competence mattered, but connection mattered more.

That system never disappeared. It just became more sophisticated and harder to see.

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