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No! Her job as CEO was to fix Yahoo. If the work-from-home program was a problem at Yahoo, it was her responsibility to address that. You speak as if it's a fo
by freyr 12y ago
No! Her job as CEO was to fix Yahoo. If the work-from-home program was a problem at Yahoo, it was her responsibility to address that.
You speak as if it's a foregone conclusion that working from home is a good idea, but not everybody agrees with that. So you're suggesting that she should have made a decision she felt was bad for her company to advance your personal agenda, and that's a little bit crazy.
- Natsu 12y agoI'm honestly not sure if Yahoo is "fixable." I don't use any of their products and I can't see any reason to change that. Everybody else does everything they can do better or is utterly irrelevant to me. But even nobodies can get people on board with a compelling product--I still remember abandoning Infoseek for the then-unknown Google--so it's up to them to create a reason to use it.