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In many ways this was absolutely the best the CEO could have done. It seemed inevitable that he would resign, but its great to see that he didn't sell out his e
by kerng 7y ago
In many ways this was absolutely the best the CEO could have done. It seemed inevitable that he would resign, but its great to see that he didn't sell out his employees - which a few weeks ago seemed like.
A good way to be remembered positively during this situation.
- freedrock87 7y agoThe best he could've done? He could have kept quiet and given over the names like 90% percent of people in that situation would do. He isn't getting another job as CEO with another company that does or wants do to business with China.
- jacknews 7y agothe best moral decision he could make, obviously
- Shivetya 7y agofar too many US based CEOs whose companies have a presence in China have remained completely silent. I wonder what it would take for them to act
- siruncledrew 7y ago> I wonder what it would take for them to act Losing money
- noahl 7y agoThe point is that giving over the names would be bad. What he did is better. Supporting people's right to self-determination despite negative business consequences is admirable, and I wish we saw more of it.
- duxup 7y ago>He could have kept quiet and given over the names like 90% percent of people in that situation would do. Do you feel that would be the best choice?