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If I were going to work for someone I would prefer to work for a person who is so beloved by his employees that they’d rather quit than not work for him, absolu
by mattmaroon 2y ago
If I were going to work for someone I would prefer to work for a person who is so beloved by his employees that they’d rather quit than not work for him, absolutely.
- Retric 2y agoAnd if everyone individually decided to email the board perhaps we could assume that was the case. However someone was going around asking them to sign a specific document, which opens up many other possibilities.
- tivert 2y ago> If I were going to work for someone I would prefer to work for a person who is so beloved by his employees that they’d rather quit than not work for him, absolutely. I think it's a stretch to assume he was "beloved by his employees," because they signed that document. Some of those very same people have resigned (https://www.fastcompany.com/91126785/openai-resignations-are-reaching-an-alarming-level-here-are-11-key-people-who-have-left https://www.fastcompany.com/91126785/openai-resignations-are...), which is not someone you typically do if you love your boss that much. Other possibilities are far more plausible. Like fear of reprisal if Altman returned coupled with fear he could cause OpenAI to implode if he didn't, wanting to hit the startup jackpot instead of working for a nonprofit, etc.
- _giorgio_ 2y agoResignations... Only two notable figures resigned. The others worked for the superalignement group (nothing of value, just a waste of time).