I thought this was good: > OT, but do anyone know exactly what went wrong with McAfee after the founder left the company? > It grew, it got big, like every co

I thought this was good: > OT, but do anyone know exactly what went wrong with McAfee after the founder left the company? > It grew, it got big, like every company. When I started, there were 4 of us. Generating $10M/yr, we could have lived happily for our lives on that. VCs came and offered to make it bigger, we had to grow, we didn't have sales, marketing, etc. I gave it away, unless you were a government, corporation, etc. Once I went public, I had 1000 bosses, investors, FTC, SEC, all my time in meetings and interviews. I hired a programmer/day for over a year! I used to spend time taking apart viruses, not I was an accountant. Once a company gets big, it becomes slow, and cannot survive in its current form. Nice cautionary tail there about ruining something good by trying to go too big