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In that case the mistake was the overhiring rather than the layoff. And it's hard for a board to admit that the entire plan (which they probably approved) was a
by erik_seaberg 2y ago
In that case the mistake was the overhiring rather than the layoff. And it's hard for a board to admit that the entire plan (which they probably approved) was a mistake from the beginning. If the CEO fails at making the plan work in an obvious way, he's probably out.
Edit: As I understand it, he's out if the board thinks they will recruit someone who would have done better.
- mitthrowaway2 2y agoYes, I agree the overhiring was where the mistake originated (and edited my post to elaborate on that).