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I don't want it to sound like you are being dishonest about this, and it's possible there were things going on in Yishan's head that you were not aware of, but
by hiou 12y ago
I don't want it to sound like you are being dishonest about this, and it's possible there were things going on in Yishan's head that you were not aware of, but "a new team at reddit" in 8 days makes it a bit hard to believe this came completely out of nowhere.
- jackgavigan 12y agoAny credible board will have a succession plan in place, ready to trigger if the CEO resigns/has to be fired/gets hit by a bus.
- kickme444 12y agoIt has been a very busy 8 days.
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- mbesto 12y agoAlso, what people say and what they do are not always equal.
- serve_yay 12y agoThat doesn't make any sense. What would such a short timeline imply, besides that it came out of nowhere?
- waterlesscloud 12y agoIt's not really a 'new' team, though, it's people who were already very close to Reddit.
- jacquesm 12y agoThat's called contingency planning. After getting an investment of $50M I'm pretty sure they did their homework on this and having the CEO resign simply triggered a series of pre-defined steps. You don't get that kind of investment without having at least the basics in place. (Or at least, you shouldn't...).
- Alupis 12y agoi too doubt this was the only thing that suddenly made him resign. there has to be more that went on behind the scene that even altman is not talking about...