Re:Quibi reportedly lost 90 percent of early users after the...
by johnvanommen on Friday July 10, 2020 @10:00PM
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> I see Meg as greatly benefitting from a rising tide, not great leadership. Maybe her lieutenants have a different take but this is what I see from the outside.
I worked at HPE, when Whitman was CEO.
The impression I got, was that she's a bit of a wizard when it comes to finance.
For instance, the organization that I was a part of, we lost a pile of money. But despite that, HPE was able to sell the org off to SuSE.
IE, if Whitman wasn't a wizard, the entire venture may have been a 100% loss. But she was able to flip that organization to another buyer.
I worked at HPE, when Whitman was CEO.
The impression I got, was that she's a bit of a wizard when it comes to finance.
For instance, the organization that I was a part of, we lost a pile of money. But despite that, HPE was able to sell the org off to SuSE.
IE, if Whitman wasn't a wizard, the entire venture may have been a 100% loss. But she was able to flip that organization to another buyer.