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Apparently the leadership's conduct is just fine for MSFT, though. Mr. Kotick, who has served as CEO for more than three decades, didn’t inform the board of se
by vanusa 5y ago
Apparently the leadership's conduct is just fine for MSFT, though.
Mr. Kotick, who has served as CEO for more than three decades, didn’t inform the board of sexual misconduct allegations that he was aware of, including rape, against managers across the company.
The Nov. 16 article, citing interviews and internal documents, also detailed misconduct allegations against Mr. Kotick, including when an assistant complained in 2006 that he had threatened in a voice mail to have her killed.
- detaro 5y agoOr Microsoft is looking to get rid of him and others first chance, but it's difficult and awkward to get rid of the CEO of a company you haven't actually bought yet and you need to talk to when trying to buy it. Seems equally possible.
- alimbada 5y ago> Apparently the leadership's conduct is just fine for MSFT, though. A very odd statement to make when at this point all we know is that MSFT is acquiring Acti-Blizzard and very little information about what will happen to the latter's existing leadership post-acquisition.