Nepotism is unavoidable in any form of hierarchy. Discuss.

>>3076823
moderated nepotism is better than unmoderated

>>3076823
It is and it's not a bad thing as long it doesn't coast efficiency.

>>3076823
It has exceptions. We had a client who wrote into his Trust that none of his relatives would ever work for the company he built up. (multi-billion dollar company)

>>3076833
harsh

Family is held up as the most important thing in life. For those in positions to improve the lives of family members, and with seemingly little effort, it can be seen as unforgivable NOT to be nepotistic. I'd say it's a very difficult thing to stop. However....

>>3076833
Dayum!

Cultural nepotism is integral to strong family values and individuals' financial and occupational security regardless of socioeconomic standing. People who are against nepotism had parents who didn't love them.

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>>3076823
break the family, embrace the state

>>3076823
why does skippy look way more like the guy on the right

>>3076833
Based.

>>3077019
Nah, my parents loved me enough to give me a great education and support which allowed me to go into a different field than their own field. What's really sick is not having a passion and just following the shekels your whole life.

>>3077163
>Break the economy, embrace starvation

>>3076823
Depends how loyal a family member is loyal to another. Kin is okay, but if they aren't effective or efficient enough as another person looking for a job they'll get cut.

>>3076828
Nepotism isn't nepotism if it doesn't coast efficiency.
The chances that someone's nephew would be the most suited person in the world/country for a job is slim however, even accounting for the concrete advantages that being the boss' nephew grants (easier to get proposals approved etc)