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That's so odd that Ohanian was allowed to be chairman of the board, as well as be an employee, I can't imagine having to dance around that situation of having t
by llama052 11y ago
That's so odd that Ohanian was allowed to be chairman of the board, as well as be an employee, I can't imagine having to dance around that situation of having to manage someone who effectively has the ability to manage you. If the 'rumors' are true, he's effectively running the company from behind the scenes. Which is weird? Or is this type of situation normal?
- tptacek 11y agoI have been at one company where the chairman got involved with the company operationally, and the result was the ouster of the CEO.
- plorkyeran 11y agoIs there really any other possible outcome? I can't imagine that sort of scenario ever working long-term.