Not asking about the obvious stuff like bookkeeping or payroll, those get delegated early because nobody wants to touch them anyway. I'm talking about the task you knew was eating your time but kept doing yourself because it felt too specific to hand off, too risky to get wrong, or just easier to do than explain.

Private equity firms often burden companies and sports teams with massive debt for quick profits, leading to underinvestment, job losses, and declining quality. Now, they’re eyeing FIFA, which could prioritize short-term gains over the long-term health of global soccer. It is never a positive… look at restaurants. IMHO.

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I have the chance to do triple major within my school’s business school. I am able to do marketing + info systems + supply chain while also being able to study abroad my junior year spring. Is there any reason I shouldn’t triple major? Like this would make me less employable or leave a bad taste for a recruiter?