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She's only been CEO for roughly a year now, and your hope that someone would do that work for free is unrealistic.
by boomboomsubban 6y ago
She's only been CEO for roughly a year now, and your hope that someone would do that work for free is unrealistic.
- consumer451 6y agoYeah.. > that's just my vision of panacea I suppose.
- boomboomsubban 6y agoSorry, it does seem far harsher than I intended it, I'll change it. People often have extremely idealistic views of Mozilla that puts then in a position where they can do no right, and I'll end up debating that idealism while ignoring what was said.
- consumer451 6y agoNo worries. I understand that his is complex topic and I am coming to it with little knowledge. The reason I thought she had been CEO for years is that I saw in the official bio that she was a co-founder and CEO. I didn't realize the timeline. I should probably learn a lot more prior to making statements like I had previously about change. I also do have the baggage of an anti-administrative bloat bias/agenda which I am may be applying here inappropriately. I was just really disapointed with some of the teams that were removed like Security. I know that money has to come from somewhere and seeing exec compensation go up at the same time was a hard pill to swallow.
- boomboomsubban 6y ago>. I know that money has to come from somewhere and seeing exec compensation go up at the same time was a hard pill to swallow. The last year we have executive salaries from is 2018, while those cuts were in 2020. I suspect executive compensation also fell sharply, I know the number of executives is lower.