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The most likely reason is that they are very close to a deal (to sell the US operations) and the buyer wants him out.
by umeshunni 6y ago
The most likely reason is that they are very close to a deal (to sell the US operations) and the buyer wants him out.
- ridaj 6y ago? It seems very unlikely to me that the buyer would want to create instability at the top... aren't execs typically incentivized to stick around for a while, to help transition post-acquisition? It seems more like he felt this wasn't what he signed up for.
- threeseed 6y agoIt's likely not that they want him out. But that he would go from CEO to a middle manager a dozen or so rungs in the ladder down from Satya or Larry.