I tend to think this is less an issue with the CEO and more to do with going public. Once share holders get involved they start demanding you lower cost and increase profits. When all this AI shit started every group of share holders started demanding you do something with AI for fear of the company being left behind.
If you found a company, don’t go public. If you do go public, sell everything and pease the fuck out.
Why don’t you go look up what positions a co-founder/CEO usually holds on the board and his share of the stock and positions in particular, fuck yourself for a bit, and then come back?
Usually its something like president or chairman of the board, but that does not mean that person has unilateral decision making power. Even as head of the board he could be removed as CEO by the rest of the board, especially if the rest of the board thinks he needs to do more with AI. The point i am making is that by going public you give up control of your company and that the CEO of Duo is not the only one to blame for the enshitification of Duo.
I tend to think this is less an issue with the CEO and more to do with going public. Once share holders get involved they start demanding you lower cost and increase profits. When all this AI shit started every group of share holders started demanding you do something with AI for fear of the company being left behind.
If you found a company, don’t go public. If you do go public, sell everything and pease the fuck out.
It can never be Dear Leader’s fault it must be his untrustworthy advisors, always.
I’m not sure you understand how a board of directors and share holders work.
Lol, ok bro.
Why don’t you go look up what positions a co-founder/CEO usually holds on the board and his share of the stock and positions in particular, fuck yourself for a bit, and then come back?
Usually its something like president or chairman of the board, but that does not mean that person has unilateral decision making power. Even as head of the board he could be removed as CEO by the rest of the board, especially if the rest of the board thinks he needs to do more with AI. The point i am making is that by going public you give up control of your company and that the CEO of Duo is not the only one to blame for the enshitification of Duo.
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