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He is building a successful business, it's just that that business isn't necessarily WeWork. I don't hold their stock, I'm not one of their VCs, what he and WeW
by draw_down 7y ago
He is building a successful business, it's just that that business isn't necessarily WeWork. I don't hold their stock, I'm not one of their VCs, what he and WeWork do is not my business, I have no quarrel with it.
- ineedasername 7y agoPrecisely, the successful business may be him acting as vendor to which WeWork outsources various things. So he's the CEO, and uses company resources to outsource some of his responsibilities. It's just that he's also the person that is receiving those outsourced responsibilities. I'd like to try that myself-- "Hey boss, I can't do all of this work. I think we should outsource it, and I know just the person for the job, he's already familiar with the work, has free time, and is standing right in front of you!"
- rajacombinator 7y agoYou will hold their stock soon if you own any mutual or index funds.