thrwwy142857

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   by thrwwy142857 3y ago

   How do they bylaws work? 1. Voting out chairman with chairman abstaining needs only 3/5. 2. Voting out CEO then requires 3/4? Did Ilya have to vote?
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   by thrwwy142857 3y ago

   How do they bylaws work? 1. Voting out chairman with chairman abstaining needs only 3/5. 2. Voting out CEO then requires 3/4? Did Ilya have to vote for any of this to happen?
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   by thrwwy142857 3y ago

   What are the bylaws? Isn't the following possible? 1. To vote out chairman of board only 3 out of remaining 5 need to vote. 2. To vote out CEO, only 3 out of remaining 4 need to vote.
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   by thrwwy142857 3y ago

   Does he need to have voted yes? What are the bylaws? Isn't the following possible? 1. To vote out chairman of board only 3 out of remaining 5 need to vote. 2. To vote out CEO, only 3 out of remaining 4 need to vote.
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   by thrwwy142857 3y ago

   Can this be possible per bylaws? 1. Board of 6 wants to vote out chairman. Chairman sits out. Needs a majority vote of 3/5. Ilya doesn't have to vote? 2. Remaining board of 5 wants to now get rid of CEO. Who has to sit the decisio
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   by thrwwy142857 9y ago

   +1 I'm writing this form a throw away for obvious reasons. The H1-B system or the green card system does not distinguish between TCS/Infosys/etc.. and bay area engineers making a lot of money. I made over $300k+/year at