> At the end outside MBAs always try to take over and destroy the companies. Hyperbole. De-risk companies is the right word, MBAs unlike wide eyed founders und

> At the end outside MBAs always try to take over and destroy the companies. Hyperbole. De-risk companies is the right word, MBAs unlike wide eyed founders understand that odds are against companies and survival is the priority. They understand that a company like Yahoo! which in 20 years produced lots of value for shareholders, customers, users and employed so many people...that's a happy story. People on HN see Yahoo! and think "failure", that's the same as saying Derrick Rose is a failure for not being Lebron, well if that's the case where's your 100M net worth for playing basketball?