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No, if you read other comments in this thread, he's faulting the CEO for his attitude. Not the words he used.
by badgar 14y ago
No, if you read other comments in this thread, he's faulting the CEO for his attitude. Not the words he used.
- orangethirty 14y agoThat's my point. What attitude would you expect from a CEO? Their duty is to promote their business under all circumstances. Could he have acted differently? Sure. Bu that's just gossiping.
- danilocampos 14y agoI'm not faulting Mason. I'm saying several non-verbal cues reflected the troubled state of his business. The sudden lack of transparency was very telling. Whatever was going on there, he did not want to talk about it. If everything were indeed hunky dory, he'd have responded differently.
- orangethirty 14y agoWell yes, of course. I agree. But that's something all CEOs have to do in some time or another.
- danilocampos 14y agoCEOs running companies ethically have to do it a little less often, I think.
- orangethirty 14y agoI have never seen or known of a big company CEO being much ethical. The job requires them to deceive to a certain degree. Sad but true.