3 ms·
No doubt if they went bankrupt some of their existing employees could make a case to investors to take over the company but run it in a way that doesn't destroy
by epicureanideal 6y ago
No doubt if they went bankrupt some of their existing employees could make a case to investors to take over the company but run it in a way that doesn't destroy the company due to predictable quality issues.
Especially employees who have a documented history of discussing those exact issues with management, being whistleblowers, etc.
- x86_64Ubuntu 6y ago>...take over the company but run it in a way that doesn't destroy the company Obviously, there is selection bias, but rarely have I seen "investors" take over something without hollowing it out withing a few years. Looking at you Sencha and Thoma Bravo...