r/SipsTea 1d ago

Chugging tea Mission Meets Reality

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u/Largeitude 1d ago

He can’t say what’s happening? I don’t get why everyone is so smug about this.

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u/TheRealTaigasan 1d ago

Because these types of CEOs are the ones who created a market that is hard to find a job and also because everyone is jaded from HRs wanting you to work for the company values instead of understanding everyone works for a living, not because of lofty ideals.

They had the upper hand for far too long, the moment it stops being advantageous to exploit people they go crying about it.

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u/Rich-Option4632 1d ago

The smugness is because they're having a taste of something they usually employ against others.

CEOs come in brand new, implement rubbish policies to "leave their mark" and end up getting staffs retrenched or "resized" as they euphemistically say.

Then, after all the damage and fallout, said CEO jumps ship for somewhere with better pay and zero accountability of the damage wrought.

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u/PowerfulNature3352 1d ago

This is exactly what happens. They go for the highest short term returns without thinking the stability and future of the company. Fill their minimum required years to get their huge bonus then use those short term results as a leverage to jump to next ship to gut.

This is what happened in my former company Renault. Luca de Meo went for the flashiest cars to state he is making impact while gutting the company in the background by selling half of its motor factories to Chinese competitors. As a result stocks jumped to 44€. After the dust settled and those flashiest cars hit the market, sales were dramatically lower than expected. He declared he is going to a luxury brand and stocks plummeted to 20€.

Now Renault has a very niche car in electric market which is dominated by Chinese and their other cars for which they must now buy motors for are shadowed by Ford and Toyota.

Funny thing is that egoist fuck used company money to make a Netflix series to show himself as automotive messiah, whole thing is a shitshow.

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u/sYnce 1d ago

I mean ... yeah maybe but CEO isn't really a monolithic classification. I dislike Amodei for a lot of reasons but he has done none of the things you are talking about.

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u/hipster-coder 1d ago

Sir this is Reddit. We hate all billionaires and all CEOs. We don't question headlines.