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Re:Intel shareholders file case asking ex CEO, CFO to return... by Retric on Tuesday December 24, 2024 @07:36AM (#42501521)
The “risk” is based on alternatives and what gaining a reputation as a failure if you join a sinking ship at a company going through CEO’s quickly does to your future prospects.

Basically suppose you’re faced with a choice between a low risk CEO position that pays 5m/year you could do for the next 10+ years at a stable company and Intel who is most likely going to dump you. How much are you asking Intel per year, and how much do you want if they decide to terminate your contract for failing at achieving unrealistic goals in an unrealistic timeframe?

Those golden parachutes are often the result of an overly friendly board, but in some cases they are more easily justified.

Re:Intel shareholders file case asking ex CEO, CFO to return... by okasaki on Tuesday December 24, 2024 @06:28PM (#42505716)
What a load of crap. CEOs don't get fired, they step down to "spend time with their family".

A lot of them serially run companies into the ground too, and don't have any problems getting appointed.

Re:Intel shareholders file case asking ex CEO, CFO to return... by Retric on Tuesday December 24, 2024 @09:45PM (#42506499)
I’m not sure if you’re joking but just in case…

Sometimes CEO’s, politicians, etc use phrases that don’t necessarily mean what a literal interpretation of them would suggest.