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It's not. I worked at a startup with a terrible CEO who was more lucky than smart, had sexual harassment case, put a family member as head of HR, and generally
by aurareturn 2y ago
It's not. I worked at a startup with a terrible CEO who was more lucky than smart, had sexual harassment case, put a family member as head of HR, and generally disliked. It definitely demotivated people.
- jalapenos 2y agoWell your post read more like an Elon grumble, but in that case: You narrow your work focus to those things you think will play well in next job interview. You put your efforts into doing a good job of them so can show off learnings from those projects. Now you're not working for that boss, you're working to ditch them.
- aurareturn 2y agoDoesn't matter. It demotivated the company since the company succeeding puts the disliked CEO in more power. Just human nature at work.