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It is so strange that high level executive says something like this about the company he is leaving. Burning bridges like this? Could it be that he was part o
by tlogan 10y ago
It is so strange that high level executive says something like this about the company he is leaving.
Burning bridges like this?
Could it be that he was part of the problem and attack is the best defense? Because I cannot find any other reason why somebody would do this.
It is also strange to say that because he was no. 2 in the company and if you are no. 2 you should be able to fix things you do not like.
- x0x0 10y agoI would suggest it's unlikely he was part of the problem, given that Uber type behavior would never be tolerated at Target. That may be because of ethics, or it may be because they were sued into ethics; either way, not tolerated.
- stale2002 10y agoHe only started 6 months ago, and was coming from corporate america Target the company. Burning bridges with Uber is a benefit to him. He can use that fire to burn away the bad smell from them before it taints him permanently.
- alasdair_ 10y agoBurning bridges can be a boost to your reputation. Imagine the number 2 person at Enron left after six months at the job and made the same statement - they would have been hailed as a leader of excellent judgement and moral standing after the collapse.