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I don't get why he resigned? (Question). a. Either you're actually wrong and need to reflect and change your future behavior. (Still CEO). b. Either you're co
by jessenaser 3y ago
I don't get why he resigned? (Question).
a. Either you're actually wrong and need to reflect and change your future behavior. (Still CEO).
b. Either you're correct and need to stand up for what you said. (Still CEO).
You only could resign if you did something so egregious that reflection is not going to help the situation right now (either to the business or to others); or you did not believe or have the courage to stand up for what you said (virtue signal or mob rule).
And fact 2, if he owns 80% of Web Summit, it won't change the fact of the next CEO that is put in place?
He could clarify his statements so the context of his Twitter feed could not be framed to say he supports terrorists. Even if you think he didn't say something to get framed that way, others do, so he could Tweet extra Tweets and clarify what he means. Then move forward next year at the next Web Summit with everyone there, after they understand the situation.
- megous 3y agoIt's not about being right. It's about not having a summit if he doesn't placate the data slurping amoral corporate overlord sponsors.