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A lot of people are missing the key point: the CEO doesn't own the company. The Board does, and the CEO and other officers are hired by the Board to run the c
by nvy 3y ago
A lot of people are missing the key point: the CEO doesn't own the company. The Board does, and the CEO and other officers are hired by the Board to run the company on their behalf and on investors'.
Based on the insider details leaking on Twitter and Reddit this is a case of a narcissistic CEO more preoccupied with becoming a household name like Elon Musk than with doing the job for which they were hired.
If what's rumored is true then his firing was absolutely justified.
Try running your own agenda against the express wishes of your direct superior(s) at just about any company, and see how well that goes.
- hliyan 3y agoDo non-profit boards have this same dynamic?
- nvy 3y agoThey do in Canada. Can't speak for the US but I don't see why it would be different. It's called the Board of Directors for a reason.
- denverllc 3y ago> Based on the insider details leaking on Twitter and Reddit Source?
- nvy 3y agoI've since lost the contents of my clipboard but search r/openai