INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TIMES uk NOTICEBOARD My account Log Out Jul 12, 11:21 AM BST Business Latest News UK News Personal Finance Tech and Science Work Life Women in Business Travel Real Estate Reviews NOTICEBOARD My account Log Out UK Edition Business Latest News UK News Personal Finance Tech and Science - Science - Cybersecurity - eSports - Artificial Intelligence Work Life - Retail - Hospitality - Healthcare - Motoring - Finance & Banking - Sports Betting Women in Business Travel Real Estate Reviews Editions Australia Edition India Edition International Edition Singapore Edition United Kingdom United States NOTICEBOARD Follow Us Editions Australia Edition India Edition International Edition Singapore Edition United Kingdom United States Business Entrepreneurs Billionaire Dave Tepper Was Denied A Promotion At Goldman Sachs, So He Bought His Boss' House, Bulldozed It And Built A Bigger Mansion Tepper's new mansion features a luxurious balcony with a hot tub and a rooftop terrace By Vinay Patel @VinayPatelBlogs Published 07/12/24 AT 10:20 AM BST Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard Share on Pocket David Tepper purchased the ocean-facing property in 2010 from John Corzine's ex-wife, the former CEO of Goldman Sachs. Twitter / Value Theory @ValueInvestorAc In what looked like an act of vindication against a former boss who passed him off for a significant promotion, a hedge fund billionaire acquired his ex-leader's Hamptons summer home for over $40 million, only to demolish it and build a mansion double its size in its place. In 2010, David Tepper purchased the ocean-facing property in Sagaponack, New York, from John Corzine's ex-wife.
He paid $43.5 million for the property, which was John Corzine's former summer getaway. This purchase made it the most expensive home in the Hamptons at the time.
The following summer, he demolished the 6,165-square-foot home to make way for a completely new and much larger mansion. By 2015, Tepper's grand vision was realised: a sprawling estate with a large pool, tennis court, and a spectacular ocean view. The new 11,268-square-foot mansion was nearly twice the size of his one-time boss's property.
Focusing on maximising the panorama, Cooper Robertson Architects, who was commissioned to design the new home, ensured the view could be appreciated from every room of Tepper's mansion. Frustrated by a dune obstructing the sunset view from many rooms, Tepper ensured his new mansion offered unparalleled vistas. Boasting a large balcony with an extravagant dining area and hot tub alongside a rooftop terrace ideal for summer entertaining, the residence catered to enjoying the breathtaking sunsets Curbed Hamptons reported.
Tepper's Rise And Departure From Goldman Sachs Tepper joined Goldman Sachs in the mid-1980s and quickly rose through the ranks. He reportedly played a critical role in the firm's survival during a financial crisis. According to a report by The Sydney Morning Herald , this success likely fueled his expectation of becoming a partner.
When passed over, Tepper blamed his division head, Corzine, with whom he had a known history of friction. Fueled by his disappointment over a promotion denial, Tepper departed Goldman Sachs to launch his own hedge fund, Appaloosa. According to Business Insider, by 2015, Appaloosa had grown to manage a staggering $20 billion in assets.
Since then, Tepper has shown a willingness to adapt his investment strategy. In a 2010 interview with New York Magazine about his renovation plans, Tepper hinted at a sense of vindication: "You could say there was a little justice in the world." A recent report highlights his significant diversification in the tech sector during Q1.
For instance, he increased his stake in China's Baidu by a whopping 188 percent. However, it is important to remember that Tepper's experience is unique. While some, like Anne Curry , overcome initial setbacks to achieve remarkable success – transitioning from a preschool teacher to a thriving real estate investor – for most, the path may not be as dramatic.
So, how should you react after being rejected for an internal promotion? Indeed.com , a leading job search site, offers valuable tips to help you navigate this situation. Their 2023 report shared insights on staying motivated in your career even when facing internal rejection.
Staying Motivated After Promotion Rejection 1) Deal With The Disappointment Getting passed over can sting. Allow yourself time to process the rejection - vent to a friend, journal your feelings - but do so outside of work. 2) Thank You And Look Forward Thank the hiring manager for the interview and the chance to learn more about the position.
Briefly express your continued enthusiasm for your current role and future growth within the company. 3) Learn And Grow Request feedback from HR or the interviewer to identify areas for improvement. This helps you set goals and become a stronger candidate for future opportunities.
4) Explore Future Growth Let the manager know you're interested in future opportunities. Discuss how you can develop to become a stronger candidate for upcoming leadership roles. 5) Realign Your Goals Think about why you wanted the promotion.
Can you achieve similar goals in your current role, or do your aspirations need adjusting? 6) Chart Your Course Decide how long you're willing to wait for growth opportunities. If your company doesn't offer them, consider exploring new positions elsewhere. 7) Sharpen Your Skills Focus on personal development.
Take courses, read industry publications, or do practice projects to enhance your skill set for future opportunities. 8) Celebrate Your Wins Recognise your accomplishments, big or small. Share successes with colleagues to boost confidence and showcase your growth mindset.
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