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He may be factually wrong, but it is his honest view of the situation. If you take any company, and ask all of the VPs about their candid take about the tactic
by AndyNemmity 11y ago
He may be factually wrong, but it is his honest view of the situation.
If you take any company, and ask all of the VPs about their candid take about the tactics of their current situation, you will get a tremendous amount of variety on their perceived views of the situation.
As to if that aligns with the CEO's vision, I don't know. And his firing is not an indication either way, because he would be fired regardless for his indiscretion.
If you believe he is factually incorrect in the specifics of his analysis, I don't doubt you, and I'm not defending it.
- jack9 11y agoI do doubt the random HN poster over someone who definitely worked in the industry daily and was privy to more information. mike seems to have a bug in his butt about how "factual" it is, like the candid precept ensures it's all based in reality.
- AndyNemmity 11y agoSure. I think what I meant to say is, this isn't my area of expertise and I don't have the information available to judge what is correct or not. I am discussing the concepts on a broader level.