> It’s important to understand who is actually in charge before assigning blame to anyone. But also, > It could also be considered poor form for a founder to

> It’s important to understand who is actually in charge before assigning blame to anyone. But also, > It could also be considered poor form for a founder to make this public if that’s what happened. I mean, they asked the CEO what was going on and he didn't seem to give good explanations. Especially if it wasn't his decision.