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Apparently the last CEO cut a lot of costs in favor of profitability.
by givemeethekeys 4y ago
Apparently the last CEO cut a lot of costs in favor of profitability.
- pixl97 4y agoEverything is working, I don't think we need that IT team then....
- markus_zhang 4y agoThis always triggers me to think that it is really difficult to give a score of what a CEO does. Many times they pumped up stocks and quit before problems they created surfaced yet. They were hailed as heroes and the next guy ate shit.
- lancesells 4y agoI feel this is the same way with US Presidents, although it's not really their choice when it comes to leaving.
- bluGill 4y agoEvery country without regular turn over on top seems to devolve to an evil dictatorship over time. Sometimes kings can be forced to give up power, until they become non-evil just for lack of power, but this takes centuries.
- mrguyorama 4y agoThere's a large range. Some things, like executive orders, can be instant. Some things, like leaning on congress to do something, might take longer to have measurable results. Some things, like the economy, regularly only affect the next person. Oddly, the economy one seems to be the one that people vote for, with predictably stupid results. Also for some reason the economy only includes the gasoline refining industry, so make sure to switch careers so you can be a productive member of society!
- jonathankoren 4y agoCase in point: Jack Welch Throughout the 80s Jack Welch, then CEO of General Electric, was seen as a genius. My god! Look at the stock! He gutted the company in favor of financial services, and now is just a shell of what it once was. C'est la eighties.