It's difficult for me to wrap my head around a CEO of a publicly funded company, giving the middle finger to the people who actually control the organization. Part of being a CEO, which is an awful job, but it's dealing with the political and bureaucratic mess that comes with running large companies, this is literally the job, she basica…
It's difficult for me to wrap my head around a CEO of a publicly funded company, giving the middle finger to the people who actually control the organization. Part of being a CEO, which is an awful job, but it's dealing with the political and bureaucratic mess that comes with running large companies, this is literally the job, she basically abdicated the purpose she was hired for. I have strong feelings for the direction of NPR, but don't even care what the reason is, this alone suggests she's completely unfit for the position because she does not understand it.
It's difficult for me to wrap my head around a CEO of a publicly funded company, giving the middle finger to the people who actually control the organization. Part of being a CEO, which is an awful job, but it's dealing with the political and bureaucratic mess that comes with running large companies, this is literally the job, she basically abdicated the purpose she was hired for. I have strong feelings for the direction of NPR, but don't even care what the reason is, this alone suggests she's completely unfit for the position because she does not understand it.