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Weigh in on important decisions.

• dwg 4y ago
  I love the succinctness of this answer.
• thaumasiotes 4y ago
  You'd think so, but it's been clear for a while that Dorsey and the board have fundamentally different views of the world and how Twitter should interact with it. His input doesn't count.
  • colburnmh 4y ago
    Board members' opinions always count. However, individually, they may not be influential enough to change the direction of the company, which I think is what you are saying?
  • manquer 4y ago
    All inputs count, the board collectively does what the majority wants , same as any democracy.
• oh_sigh 4y ago
  That's what I assumed. The only BoD whose operations I am intimately familiar with has a ...slightly smaller...market cap. In that place, the BoD is basically networking central - people get put on the board if the company thinks their connections will help the company out. I suppose they also weigh in on important decisions, but bringing along their Rolodex seems like the reason they are there (and I was assuming that is not so important when you are a $40B+ globally known company)