452 karma · joined December 2, 2011
At the end of the day, as a c-suite officer, I would have been liable by being complicit.
Once I stated my objection, I and my fellow c-suite colleagues went to the board with our objection, and CEO decided to continue executing the unethical behavior, I and a few of my c-suite colleagues all bailed. That sucked hard.
PS. That signal from us leaving ended up preventing the securities fraud that was about to happen.
At the end of the day, as a c-suite officer, I would have been liable by being complicit.
Once I stated my objection, I and my fellow c-suite colleagues went to the board with our objection, and CEO decided to continue executing the unethical behavior, I and a few of my c-suite colleagues all bailed.
That sucked hard.
PS. That signal from us leaving ended up preventing the securities fraud that was about to happen.
Like what? Genuinely curios.
For some reason it picked up the kid who stocks the craft beer at my local family run grocer. Literally only talked to the kid face-to-face. No phone number, no texting, no contact entry (not that I share those with Facebook anyways).
That made the hair on the back of my neck stick up when that happened.
Am I missing something about your comment?
Nothing negative to add, it's absolutely not a bad town and we enjoyed our time there, but at the end became VERY bored.
WE get to be selective of "does this job help my career trajectory" but not everyone. This MAY be life changing for those 100,000 individuals.
Not saying it couldn't be better, or the timing isn't suspect in regards to maximizing PR, but don't forget the humans this will positively impact.
Waiting until after seems wrong, and I say this as someone who as it stands is voting for HRC.
I honestly don't view this as influence, and more covering his ass, which has me nervous for HRC.
I under no circumstance assumed that OP says "house ape" to his sons face .... did you?
Maybe I'm the odd duck here.
Such a weird assumption to make ...