> It would be awful to get this diverted from what was expected to be a love-in. Was it expected to be a love-in, though? When an exec takes over a position, t

> It would be awful to get this diverted from what was expected to be a love-in. Was it expected to be a love-in, though? When an exec takes over a position, the most basic questions are about what challenges predecessors faced and what are their plans to tackle those, and what are today's most-pressing challenges and how does the exec plan to address them. Otherwise it's just an unashamed and vacuous PR stunt.