> It's certainly an impressive story to start work in an entry level position and end your career as an executive. That's something to be proud of. His history

> It's certainly an impressive story to start work in an entry level position and end your career as an executive. That's something to be proud of. His history of lying and taking credit for other peoples' work certainly does cast doubt on the merits of his rise up the corporate ladder. Anyone who has spent time in the corporate world has met people in high-ranking positions who they felt didn't really deserve to be there. I know nothing about this guy's time at Frito-Lay, so of course I can't really say anything about whether his success there was merited. But I'm definitely not willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, either.