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If you miss the colorfully profane world of Succession<\/em>, a show where most characters would gladly sell their souls for power and money, then you should be watching HBO Max’s Industry<\/em>. While they share some similarities \u2014 both come from British creators and follow a cadre of anti-heroic characters into a world of hyperwealth \u2014 Industry <\/em>is even more focused on the inhuman ambition that drives its characters.<\/p>\n While Succession <\/em>follows a family that’s already wealthy and striving to hold onto its relevance, Industry<\/em> centers on a group of twenty-somethings who are (mostly) not rich and are all desperate to prove themselves at London’s renowned investment bank Pierpoint & Co. Breaking with the rampant nepotism of the Roy family, their workplace could charitably be described as meritocratic \u2014 who you are doesn’t matter as much as the money you bring in \u2014 but it’s also an obscenely toxic world devoid of morality.<\/p>\n