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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No, naive to think he’s in it for public service.  He’s in it for the money that will flow when he leaves after two short years.[/quote]

Are you kidding?  He doesn’t need this job for money after.  He was killing it.  This is a financial waste of his time.  [/quote]

No, it’s an investment. He’ll be on another level once he does his time.

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You are a fool who knows nothing about or no one who does what he does.  It’s a financial step back for him.  It’s also all risk.  Carlyle is looking for a CEO a right now.  He could be doing that or running Wells Fargo or a million other things instead.  [/quote]

+1 Zients would actually have been the perfect fit as CEO of Carlyle. The founder (David Rubenstein) also went to Duke and keeps strong ties to the school like Zients does, and Carlyle has always focused on political connections and knowhow as its competitive edge which would have been a given with Zients.[/quote]

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