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Usually it goes the other way: being on the board and then being given a position at Cruise. Having worked for a company in the past doesn't mean you like the c
by fastball 3y ago
Usually it goes the other way: being on the board and then being given a position at Cruise. Having worked for a company in the past doesn't mean you like the company or will be soft on them. In fact, many people hate their former employers. So without anything further than "they used to work at a big company in San Francisco", it doesn't seem like a conflict of interest to me.
- WicWacWok 3y ago> Having worked for a company in the past doesn't mean you like the company or will be soft on them. This often is implied, actually. Better safe than sorry.