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-> I assume she negotiated a large severance pay not as a way of making lots of money, but rather to incentive the board to give her a chance. The game theoris
by remarkEon 11y ago
-> I assume she negotiated a large severance pay not as a way of making lots of money, but rather to incentive the board to give her a chance.
The game theorist in me says this is probably correct. I suppose it would be helpful to think of severance pay as a hedge against the downside risk of failure. Still, it does sound kind of awful that she'll get this much money with the company itself having, essentially, negative value.
- woodman 11y agoIf the other player accepts your poison pill, then you should reconsider its effectiveness. The only rational conclusion you could draw from such a move would be "Gee, they're willing to spend at least 55 million to fire and hire as they please."