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> How do you distinguish between an incompetent non-profit board and a board you disagree with? Take a look at the board composition and its recent actions.
by junofan 3y ago
> How do you distinguish between an incompetent non-profit board and a board you disagree with?
Take a look at the board composition and its recent actions.
- arp242 3y agoI have no idea what you're referring to as I don't follow these types of things day-to-day, but it absolutely baffles me that we're having this conversation in the first place and that people are seriously making a "it's okay to lie through your teeth if people are being stupid" argument. It's morally bankrupt, corrupting, and is utterly vile.
- junofan 3y agoNever said it was okay to lie. I am saying a competent board could have handled things differently. Depending on what actually happened, everyone can be in the wrong here.
- arp242 3y ago> Never said it was okay to lie. All your messages in this thread strongly suggest you do. e.g. "What’s he supposed to do?" certainly does not come across as a mark of disapproval and I have no idea how else to interpret this. If you meant to say something else then you should have said something clearer than a string of vague one-liners that signal approval in any common sense reading.
- FridgeSeal 3y agoIt’s got some board members: tick. They got rid of a guy for lying to them: seems reasonable Promoted an interim CEO in the interim: yep His mate took his toys and left in response: seems OTT but that’s his problem. Not seeing the problem here?