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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Right. The 99%, they can't have the 99 % united against the 1%. They need to divide and conquer. So it was very successful."
He argues that East Asian men underperform in American corporate status because the boardroom rewards assertiveness, risk tolerance, emotional intelligence, collaboration, and articulate debate, not only obedience and academic focus.
The exchange converges on the idea that elite cultural politics function by preventing the 99 percent from uniting against the 1 percent.
Jiang states that unity is now treated as a threat by corporate America.
"Right. The 99%, they can't have the 99 % united against the 1%. They need to divide and conquer. So it was very successful."
"Unity. Unity is the dirtiest word in corporate America right now."
"you actually look at american society and you look at who succeeds it turns out east asians don't do as well as you think..."
"...another way of understanding this is figure out who succeeds in corporate America and the answer is if you look at"
"the qualities of successful CEOs well first of all they tend to be aggressive okay or assertive okay another thing this is that they..."
The interview sounds scattered at first, but its logic is consistent.
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