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Lying to investors is not okay, and OP describes a CEO who they believe is flagrantly lying. This is a kind of "excitement" no company needs.
by austinjp 8y ago
Lying to investors is not okay, and OP describes a CEO who they believe is flagrantly lying.
This is a kind of "excitement" no company needs.
- badpun 8y ago> This is a kind of "excitement" no company needs. Citation needed? It would be good to have a (probably impossible to perform) study that compares the performance of companies where CEO is lying vs the ones where they're only telling the truth. From my personal experience, I've seen a lot of success built on lies.
- heathl 8y agoIt's questioning the ethics of lying, not the production advantages of being unethical. The two of you have different priorities. You are both right and both wrong. It's not really the kind of thing that requires a citation. However it's trivial to Google and see there are a whole range of opinions on the matter.