So amazing. Haha. Wow. Very ballsy move but given the alternative outcome probably the nicest outcome possible. Serves as a nice real-world dramatic thrille

So amazing. Haha. Wow. Very ballsy move but given the alternative outcome probably the nicest outcome possible. Serves as a nice real-world dramatic thriller of sorts. It worked. And it’ll probably be the only time this ever works. But still, a great use of that one time. I find it really interesting that Ghosn (I’m just gonna call him “Ghost,” k) was head of two other gigantic car monoliths and actually reduced Nissan’s expenditures. Given Japan’s “employed for life” culture that still pervades a great deal of companies, I wonder if that rubbed people the wrong way. Pure speculation, I don’t know what cuts were made. What I find really impressive is that he can run a car company so well that he’s recruited by other companies to take the reins for a while. Talent that can migrate among organizations and boost them all a little bit. I suppose what works at one will probably work at another. To get to that role, I wonder if he started in an executive space or rode a small car-related company up to the stratosphere and then moved laterally, or what. Complimentary joke: He is one of the quietest musical instruments around.