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It's hard to be an officer in a public company for any significant amount of time. Especially a CFO. You are personally, criminally liable for any fuck-ups your
by exelius 13y ago
It's hard to be an officer in a public company for any significant amount of time. Especially a CFO. You are personally, criminally liable for any fuck-ups your company may make, and that wears on a person. You don't see many CFOs that stick with companies for more than 5-7 years.
Undeniably they blew their numbers out of the water. And I don't think his departure has anything to do with the numbers; he's probably just tired.
- camillomiller 13y agoIn other news Tim Cook officially saluted Peter Oppenheimer today. Apple's CFO of TEN years, Oppenheimer is retiring at the end of semptember. Cook: "He never missed a guidance in ten years. This must be a record among CFOs". :)