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I know this is going to sound bitter but I could have trained a monkey to do her job. And I would have asked for only 50% of her salary. I'm sure she thinks sh
by ensiferum 9y ago
I know this is going to sound bitter but I could have trained a monkey to do her job. And I would have asked for only 50% of her salary.
I'm sure she thinks she did a great job and earned her position etc. By realistically I think her best assets are like any other professional CEO' s. Good at bullshitting and at golf and knowing the right ppl.
What really frustrates me is how nothing ever sticks to these guys. Lose or fail it's never their fault and they always earn their money's and bonuses.
- babyrainbow 9y ago>I know this is going to sound bitter but I could have trained a monkey to do her job.. You could have. But you could never have made the monkey make it to the interview...
- mcherm 9y ago> you could never have made the monkey make it to the interview You phrased that correctly. The hard part wasn't to do a good job in the interview, the hard part was getting invited to the interview in the first place. And to be fair, Melissa Myers' resume justified her being considered for the position.
- kumarvvr 9y agoIs it really hard to believe that MM knew about the Alibaba stake, calculated that Yahoo was beyond saving, waited some time and cashed out? Is it possible that the Loeb told her this and they made a deal? He needs a star performer and she probably has met a dead end in Google. It's a win-win for them, not so much for Yahoo employees.
- JabavuAdams 9y agoHyperbole much? I understand your sentiment, but look at the stellar career that led her to this opportunity.