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George Shultz really comes off as a moron in all of this. > 'They can try to convince me that you're wrong and in this case I do believe you’re wrong,' Then h
by mabbo 8y ago
George Shultz really comes off as a moron in all of this.
> 'They can try to convince me that you're wrong and in this case I do believe you’re wrong,'
Then he tricks his grandson into coming over to chat, and oh by the way there's two lawyers from the company sitting in the next room with NDA paperwork for you to sign.
Later, he manages to weasel out of ever saying "I was wrong".
> "Tyler’s handling of the troubling practices he identified at Theranos is an example. He did not shrink from what he saw as his responsibility to the truth and patient safety, even when he felt personally threatened and believed that I had placed allegiance to the company over allegiance to higher values and our family."
He didn't believe it, you jackass, he witnessed it. Your retroactive history lessons wherein you are actually the hero in all of this is astounding. I can only hope Tyler Shultz has learned to stay the hell away from his grandfather.
- maxxxxx 8y ago"George Shultz really comes off as a moron in all of this." This is a good lesson for how big decisions in politics and business are made. Leaders are very prone to being conned by charismatic people and often don't check the facts.
- sv123 8y agoAfter reading Bad Blood, the entire board comes off sounding completely incompetent.
- Balgair 8y agoEveryone looks up to someone. I suggest that you look up to Tyler Schultz. That guy stuck to his guns and faced a hell of a toll for it. He had his life destroyed. He knew that was going to happen. He went ahead anyway. Why? Because it was the right thing to do. Tyler saved countless lives, real actual people's lives; Elizabeth and Sunny's greed and hubris undoubtedly would have killed many people, no question. Tyler Shultz is a hero. Never let anyone tell you that you don't matter. Do the right thing. Be like Tyler.