Seems like a win for Thiel, assuming Kurz remains motivated and driven.
My only question would be is Kurz a good team player, and what specifically was corrupt that led to his downfall? Is this behavior considered corrupt as a capital manager?
Seems like a win for Thiel, assuming Kurz remains motivated and driven.
My only question would be is Kurz a good team player, and what specifically was corrupt that led to his downfall? Is this behavior considered corrupt as a capital manager?
From the article:
>Kurz, who was once Europe’s youngest elected leader at age 31, resigned as Austria’s chancellor in October after prosecutors announced he was under investigation for allegations of corruption.
>Austrian authorities are investigating claims that Kurz and his political allies used public money to publish doctored polls in a bid to retain power. Kurz has denied wrongdoing.
he doctored polls to stay in power. Now i guess he'll doctor financial reports to stay on the good side of Thiel and to keep such a cushy job :)