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When you reach that level in some company you don't really have any options for remaining in your field that don't appear to be pretty shady. It looks particula
by diab0lic 9y ago
When you reach that level in some company you don't really have any options for remaining in your field that don't appear to be pretty shady. It looks particularly bad because Intel is AMD's largest competitor but leaving to found a company in the same space, or leaving to join a smaller company in the same space has similar implications.
- loeg 9y agoAs a C-level exec, he could probably afford to take a few months or even a year off between jobs. That would ameliorate the "shadiness" of the optics.
- revelation 9y agoHe did just take three months (?) off on a "sabbatical" aka he was "soft-fired". If they wanted him gone anyway after Vega there is no shadiness.