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"Trouble" in the crazy stock market sense. They are not reaching "growth targets", which means she isn't pushing hard enough for growth. In reality she's prob
by maximilian 18y ago
"Trouble" in the crazy stock market sense. They are not reaching "growth targets", which means she isn't pushing hard enough for growth. In reality she's probably a great boss, but just not cut out for running a public company owned by another company.
I'd feel bad for her, but I'm sure she has plenty of money. She apparently loves windsurfing, so they should just move back to Hawaii and have fun. Her picture looks like she's in her 50s, so she should just retire early and have lots of fun in the sun.
- ibsulon 18y agoIt's a recession, and a lot of companies are waiting on their capital improvements right now. This one surprises me in how impatient they're being, or there's something else going on.
- aaronblohowiak 18y agoYea, being somewhat below 50% growth in sales for a year is "Trouble".
- mtw 18y agoprojections for 2008 was +50% growth. vmware didn't manage that, but it's not a reason to oust the ceo. this is a highly political move
- mtw 18y agoanother article showing that vmware might have been too successful for emc's ceo http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/07/08/tucci_costs_vmware/ http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/07/08/tucci_costs_vmware/