I don't know if being the CEO of a company could be considered monumental stress. Or did something in particular happen that made this guy go off his rocker?During times of monumental stress people often do things, which at the time sound logical, that might be otherwise considered bizarre at best.
From what I understood, and I could be wrong, the company is close to bankruptcy. What I was attempting to convey is that I would imagine trying to salvage a company (and your job) during these difficult economic times might be fairly stressful. This doesn't even take into account any other personal-life problems this guy might have.I don't know if being the CEO of a company could be considered monumental stress.
Are you being serious? Do you think running a company developing an expensive new technology in times of financial hardship is a walk in the park???I don't know if being the CEO of a company could be considered monumental stress. Or did something in particular happen that made this guy go off his rocker?
That's less than what GM burns thru in a single day! :wallbang:they picked up $40 million in december from investors, seems unlikey they've used that up already, though you never know!
I hope you made out on the deal :nanner:I want to say something, but I believe I signed a NDA as part of my separation agreement.![]()
where are you working now?I want to say something, but I believe I signed a NDA as part of my separation agreement.![]()
Cars Dawydiak - San Francisco, CA | Facebookwhere are you working now?
It may not be a walk in the park, but it is no reason to get pushed over the edge. What's going to happen, he's going to lose the millions he's invested? He has more. He'll still be alive if the company fails. It's all self-induced stress. If he can't handle it, he shouldn't be the CEO. There are plenty of people out there that deal with more stressful jobs that don't freak out and go running out of control.Are you being serious? Do you think running a company developing an expensive new technology in times of financial hardship is a walk in the park???
True - I just disagreed with your original assertion that it was a stress free.It may not be a walk in the park, but it is no reason to get pushed over the edge. What's going to happen, he's going to lose the millions he's invested? He has more. He'll still be alive if the company fails.
Self induced stress is still stress - but I agree with the last bitIt's all self-induced stress. If he can't handle it, he shouldn't be the CEO.
Also very very true!There are plenty of people out there that deal with more stressful jobs that don't freak out and go running out of control.