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imagine you are Mira. you are told Thursday they will fire Sam. You would think she would at a minimum ask why. Let's assume she does that. Then they give the t
by zombiwoof 3y ago
imagine you are Mira. you are told Thursday they will fire Sam. You would think she would at a minimum ask why. Let's assume she does that. Then they give the two reasons Ilya did.
What normal non-self serving human would even go along with the plan at that point? Now she realizes she must bail to hitch a ride back on her Sam gravy train. She is major sus here.
Any non greed ego driven person would have told the board they would not accept the intern-CEO title and would resign if they fired Sam for those two reasons (or any apparenlty now in hindsight).
- VirusNewbie 3y agoOr...you call Sama and say "hey just an FYI, they asked me to be CEO and I said yes. I have no idea what's going on, and I'm loyal so keep me in the loop if we're going to leave or something".
- gkoberger 3y agoWe don't know that she didn't give Sam a heads-up. That being said, Mira was likely blindsided herself. She likely believed there was good reason. It's clear in hindsight that Sam likely wasn't wrong, but when the people Sam appointed to fire him if necessary say he's being fired, I don't think it's wrong if your gut reaction is to accept it.
- adventured 3y agoYou don't know even a small fraction enough about what went on in regards to Mira and the board to be declaring that she is somehow suspect in the events that unfolded. That last part that you wrote - any non greed ego driven person - is argumentum ad populum, which further undermines your statement. If had something more to support such a dramatic claim about Mira's character and role, you'd have brought it.
- paulddraper 3y agoOr, you're like "WTF is going on, I gotta figure this shit out" ...two days later... "Oh I see now, you're all morons."
- az226 3y agoNot sure why you’re downvoted. It’s clearly sus.