While he might have this opinion himself, he is acting against the best interest of his company by his actions. A good CEO of a company that thrived during the

While he might have this opinion himself, he is acting against the best interest of his company by his actions. A good CEO of a company that thrived during the pandemic would be to enhance the product (or create a new one) to add the missing elements of the puzzle so that remote teams could enjoy increased levels of innovation etc.[0] as compared to teams using competitors' products. Saying "it's impossible" is akin to Selipsky saying "AWS is a different type of service and we'll never offer flat-rate instances or k8s" instead of adding Lightsail and EKS to their offering. [0] That is, if his words are backed up with actual data - if these are just personal opinions, there is nothing to act upon.