Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room

[thehawks]

If you have not seen this film, I highly recommend it. It is a deeply comprehensive look at the rise and fall of Enron-- along with the betrayal, lying, and deceit of Ken Lay, Jeffrey Skilling, and Andy Fastow.

It is a deeply intriguing film. Check it out.

[Clarett'sGreyGoose]

I watched it in Criminal Justice last year when we talked about white-collar crime. Very in-depth.

[KB3RG]

Very good, we watched it in my accounting class.

[ClemTiger0408]

haha I'm a finance major and I didn't understand a lot of the stuff they were talking about

[KB3RG]

haha I'm a finance major and I didn't understand a lot of the stuff they were talking about

Finance = terrible. I am taking the class now and its so damn hard. it doesn't help I have a 6-9 class of it and have no will power to pay attention that long

I suggest watching it again, its really amazing what the guy's of Enron had done to get away with what they did especially how long.

The names of some of the offshore partner companies that they made were so funny and people didn't really question what/where or anything about them