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>>medler+(OP)
Whether you side with Sam or Ilya on rollout speed and approach to safety, the breathtaking incompetence of this coup has already incinerated a stunning amount of trust. One could hardly ask for a better demonstration that it matters not only what you do and why, but also how - above all, how you treat the ones who rely on you.

>>xiansh+M9
How is this a coup? The board is the CEOs boss. If that’s not true then they should have chosen a different corporate structure

>>shmatt+Gc
It's a boardroom coup. Two-thirds of the board unilaterally fired the other third.

>>himara+Ge
I'd love to have so much job security that two thirds of my employer's board couldn't fire me. :)

>>vkou+ch
Democracy is a blunt instrument, for disputes you can't resolve by talking. And the smaller the voting pool the more you can try to reach accomodations rather than the majority imposing on the minority.

The two thirds can undoubtedly do this. But the whole structure is in a bad way if they actually do.