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I doubt the new management actually believes they can reboot the company. They're just trying to drag things out as long as possible to extract as much money as they can. The new CEO is getting paid $1300/hr.

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They did that. He was fired, and now there's a new CEO.

I’m amazed that they don’t have a new CEO already, or at least haven’t dramatically cut his pay.

its good its a change, but bad its the former CEO. That means this company is in real trouble. There will be a new CEO within 14 months.

I think they’ll need to replace more in the top management than just the CEO.

This is a head scratcher for sure. Replace a bad CEO who over hired relative to productivity, with a guy who presided over an unprofitable consumer hardware business and had to layoff 10,000 people. You’d think between Amazon and the Bezos bucks they’d be able to find someone better.

They already replaced their last CEO due to outrage. Another replacement would signal disaster.

Seems to me like the CEO is underperforming, shouldn't the company look for a new CEO like any company of this size?

In all fairness, they have a new CEO. Maybe that is their way of looking into systematic issues...

Under the new CEO?

To be fair, Jack finally stepped down in November and Parag replaced him as CEO. So there is new management that hasn’t really had time to shine or fail yet.

Do you think they're going to get another CEO position at that rate?

I acknowledge that CEO is not an easy job, but in light of all the departures and drama, I honestly wonder if @jack really is the right person for the job?

Seems that the problems with product, PR, and investor relations got worse when he came back. How much rope will the board give him before he hangs himself?


Maybe an ex-CEO will come back, and turn this all around? No, no, probably not.

Good point, I thought he just left the CEO position but looks like he completely resigned. In for a penny, in for a pound.

This is not bad news for once. A new CEO could really bring back some goodwill. He was going about it the wrong way and with a poor attitude (referring to the idiots incident), the malware company acquisition etc.

Their new CEO is an unmitigated disaster. Either he will have to change his ways or he will be leaving very very soon.

The replacement CEO was previously the chairman of the board. So while they did change personnel, I am skeptical about how different their actual management practices are.

They would probably need to get a new CEO...

They will fire the CEO.
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