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This makes no sense, because CEOs are not irreplaceable (and, thus, should not be immune). Just replace a bad CEO with a good one and all "innocent" workers wil
by ablekh 9y ago
This makes no sense, because CEOs are not irreplaceable (and, thus, should not be immune). Just replace a bad CEO with a good one and all "innocent" workers will not only not suffer, but will be in a better shape due to expected overall improvement of the company's culture and performance.
- wjnc 9y agoThe 'just replace' kind of makes no sense. Replacing senior staff has all kinds of ripple effects throughout a corporation. I would propose that hardly any illegal or immoral act of big corp starts with the CEO. It's a cabal usually. Just cutting the head of won't work. I would like to read about clearly immoral companies coming clean, tips? In fear many only clear their act up in nominem.
- ablekh 9y agoI stand by my opinion, but you have to read it not literally. Firstly and obviously, the phrase "just replace" is somewhat a simplification, even though I believe that, in any decent organization, it should not have any ripple effects at all. Secondly, assuming you attempt to read between lines, my points do not specifically target CEOs per se, but upper management, who almost always is the mastermind, initiator, orchestrator and beneficiary of illegal and/or immoral acts in corporations ("cabal" in your parlance).