> firing of the key employee may of been stupid, but not deserving of some of the hatred being gleefully promoted It's sort of like a dream of every good emplo

> firing of the key employee may of been stupid, but not deserving of some of the hatred being gleefully promoted It's sort of like a dream of every good employee that works for a shit CEO though. Perhaps there is some cosmic justice here and something that will be more common in the future. Where individuals are valued more and the leaders held my to account for all their tiniest failures. You know almost exactly the opposite of how reality works these days, where sociopath CEOs and founders ride on the coat tails of hard working employees and dump them when they've outlived their usefulness.