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Architects (INTJs) are rarely satisfied by work that feels easy or comfortable. They want a career that fires up their curiosity and leverages their intellect, allowing them to expand their prowess as they tackle meaningful challenges and problems. If a job’s description makes the average person think, Wow, that sounds hard, then it might just be a good fit for an Architect.
Career Paths | Architect (INTJ) Personality | 16Personalities
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Hastings has tried to explain away his new romance with the studios and networks by saying that Netflix has a lot to learn from Hollywood, singling out the studios’ skill in exploiting franchises like Star Wars. But franchises like Star Wars, as Disney+ has skill-lessly shown, are often graveyards for creativity, and mastering the machinery necessary to manufacture them is the last thing Netflix needs to learn from Hollywood.
Pandora's Box
Peter Biskind
Of course, it doesn't take a logician to see that a very profitable business can be built to take advantage of these preferences, borrowing from people in the future and lending to the same people when the future arrives. While hyperbolic discounting is a very interesting and real phenomenon (for very small amounts of money), we think it is not representative of the time preferences of high‐net‐worth, financially sophisticated individuals and families.
The Missing Billionaires
Victor Haghani and James White
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