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No. It’s not an insult. As CEO she has final say. She’s the one who says he’s or no. She’s made the right choices to get AMD where they are today.
by throwaway2990 3y ago
No. It’s not an insult. As CEO she has final say. She’s the one who says he’s or no. She’s made the right choices to get AMD where they are today.
- osti 3y agoNo, see my other comment as to why.
- throwaway2990 3y agoYour other comment doesn’t change my statement. You’re wrong. End of story.
- xedrac 3y agoI feel like the CEOs job is to surround themselves with great people and a vision, then get out of the way. Beyond that, it's more of a sales job than anything.
- williamDafoe 3y agoNot really. It was Lisa's decision to stop shipping CPUs with locked clock multipliers! She also made the decision that eight cores and 16 threads would become the industry standard for laptops and desktops! These are major strategic decisions which made her a hero to computer buyers!
- Sparkle-san 3y agoSaying yes or no seems a lot less impactful than actually doing the work. Engineers without a CEO can still create something, a CEO without engineers is basically worthless.
- throwaway2990 3y agoSure but engineers with no direction and a bunch of bad ideas is worse than a CEO without engineers. Prior to Lisa they were on a downward spiral and heading towards bankruptcy.