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Didn't even mention "Chief Customer Officers". We hired a CCO out of a friendly F500 with absolutely no experience. The unscalable support costs alone have him
by thr0waway04253 4y ago
Didn't even mention "Chief Customer Officers". We hired a CCO out of a friendly F500 with absolutely no experience. The unscalable support costs alone have him as a top contender for why we're at risk of running the whole company into the ground. Conveniently, everything in the org is the problem except him.
- rexreed 4y agoThere are so many nonsense C-levels. I agree on CCO. I've seen "Chief Innovation Officers" "Chief AI Officers" and more and I couldn't tell you what they are actually accomplishing, and why there needs to be a separate C-level from the CIO, CTO, etc. It seems like it's about padding at the top and getting the friends of the CEO in levels of management.
- thr0waway04253 4y agoPutting him in that position was absolutely about external connections and nothing else. Just pure idiocracy that the hire comes with power and they actually let him use it. Meanwhile there's a half dozen under him with decades of relevant experience who are completely stone-walled.
- rexreed 4y agoCheck out the wacky C-levels at DataRobot: https://www.datarobot.com/leadership-team/ https://www.datarobot.com/leadership-team/ Someone actually has the title of "Chief Go-To-Market Officer" separate from the Chief Customer Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, Chief Product Officer, and a bunch more. What is this all about really?
- imwillofficial 4y agoThat is insane. They are not big are important enough to justify all those random roles.
- htrp 4y agoCompany running itself into the ground
- antod 4y agoheh, the Chief Certificate Officer position is vacant at the moment > Error 503 certificate has expired