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• Oh come on, JoeF2, it's so easy to discredit someone's argument by picking on typos and spelling errors. But I for one agree wholeheartedly with stuxstu. I mean, read that memo and listen to all the posturing -- don't you ever wish that just for once one of these guys would tell the truth? "Dear Stakeholders, I'm stepping down because I robbed you all of a good deal because I was still living my upstart Silicon Valley glory days and fighting the powers that be, all the while forgetting that I'm not a kid anymore, and this company I started has shareholders who might have considered the sale of this asset a good deal." Because it was a good deal. And he blew it. It just gets so old - I mean, who does he think he's kidding? Heck, I've spent most of my career creating corporate culture by pretending the truth is something other than it is, and even I'm sick of it now. Will anyone ever just tell it like it is? In reply to: "Jerry Yang memo to staff about stepping down"

  November 28, 2008

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