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If they don't have the support from their stakeholders they shouldn't give such a promise. In this specific case Mark Zuckerberg holds controlling amount of th
by johannes1234321 8y ago
If they don't have the support from their stakeholders they shouldn't give such a promise.
In this specific case Mark Zuckerberg holds controlling amount of the stock.
- scarface74 8y agoIn corporate America, you always get support as long as things are going well. As soon as things go badly, people look for scapegoats. I’ve had a manager before who supported everything I was doing but when he was let go, I was left hanging in the wind. I’ve slso had a manager who wouldn’t listen to me (I was the Dev lead), everything failed in just the way I warned it would and I could see he was going to blame me. Never trust a company - and by extension your manager who represents the company to his reports. That’s about like the people who trust HR.
- johannes1234321 8y agoThere is a difference between a low tier manager telling stuff on day to day business and negotiations during a multi billion acquisition.
- scarface74 8y agoWell, looking at what happened with WhatsApp, there isn’t too much of a difference...