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Here's the money quote: > Nearly all senior executives who worked with him before the IPO are gone, and more than 10 senior employees have departed in the past
by twblalock 8y ago
Here's the money quote:
> Nearly all senior executives who worked with him before the IPO are gone, and more than 10 senior employees have departed in the past year.
If you want to retain good people, you need to give them real input and control.
Senior managers were trying to prevent a disaster and Spiegel did not listen to them -- but even if every decision he made had turned out to be correct, his leadership style still would have alienated many of them to the point they would have wanted to leave. These are successful people who have no problem finding other opportunities.
- e9 8y agoI don’t think he wanted to retain them. Pretty sure his logic was that the company is grown up and it needs new leadership.