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Seeing the rise of Noto as other executives and leaders fall away, are removed, or otherwise leave Twitter makes me wonder how much longer Dorsey can hold on to
by isopod 10y ago
Seeing the rise of Noto as other executives and leaders fall away, are removed, or otherwise leave Twitter makes me wonder how much longer Dorsey can hold on to his job, especially after the embarrassment of the failed acquisition talks. It's like watching Game of Thrones, but in real life.
- gkoberger 10y agoI don't understand why you'd want to rise in Twitter. It seems to never work out for anyone; they clear house constantly.
- kristianc 10y agoIsn't that the life of any C-level exec anywhere? At most mature, post-growth companies, leaving is part of the job.
- idlewords 10y agoHe's giving someone the gift of one day writing an article called "Noto Considered Harmful"
- asdfasdfa11112 10y agoI can think of a few reasons. 1 - they might give you big bags of cash 2 - they think they can be the ones to turn it around (what, execs, big egos? unrealistic expectations? complete faith in their self as savior of mankind? surely you jest.) 3 - their career doesn't end at twitter
- arcticbull 10y agoAnd of course if (2) falls down and they can't steer the ship, they can leverage their new position (3) and big bags of money (1) to go move somewhere else.
- nikcub 10y ago> I don't understand why you'd want to rise in Twitter. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cuplqd1XEAEre6n.jpg:large https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cuplqd1XEAEre6n.jpg:large not bad work if you can get it :)