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If you had to make a list of things that you'd think a CEO would be responsible for, this sure seems like one of them. If they've got enough people to send in
by CosmicShadow 7y ago
If you had to make a list of things that you'd think a CEO would be responsible for, this sure seems like one of them.
If they've got enough people to send in their place, then they also have enough people to run the company while they do the things like this.
It's not like it's just any country's whim, it's a group of G7 countries conveniently meeting next door.
If every single little country was calling on them all the time, then yeah maybe, but this seems like one of those "pick and choose" situation where you should send the CEO and Founder.
- sjburt 7y agoIs there any chance that Zuckerberg (or his subordinate) will say anything that everyone doesn't already know? What is the point of him appearing exactly?
- meddlepal 7y agoPoliticians are looking for a soundbite and to humiliate him.
- sleepybrett 7y agoHe should already be humiliated, the fact that he isn't is very disturbing.
- daniel-cussen 7y agoYeah like when Zuckerberg told senator Leahy, he'd get back to him about the issue he was being asked about. It'd be the perfect chance to finally answer that question.
- cookiecaper 7y ago> What is the point of him appearing exactly? Zuckerberg makes great fodder for Bad Lip Reading. :) [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zCDvOsdL9Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zCDvOsdL9Q
- labster 7y agoThe potential, albeit unlikely, that questioning Zuck causes him to feel the smallest iota of shame for his actions in destabilizing democracy.
- bin0 7y ago> If every single little country was calling on them all the time, then yeah maybe, but this seems like one of those "pick and choose" situation where you should send the CEO and Founder. So legal authority is determined by the size of the nation? Or the number? They either can or cannot compel him to do so, regardless of size or number.