Not sure people have grasped how serious this all is; the second affair alone would fell most CEOs because it was with an employee.
But my guess is, he'd rather resign on this note than what will come out in a few weeks.
> the second affair alone would fell most CEOs because it was with an employee
I mean realistically, no it would not. They do not resign for that in general. It is tall order for them to resign or leave when there is credible or proven accusation of actual abuse or harassment, there is not even that in play.
No, they really do, even at big firms.
McDonald's, Intel, CNN, NBC, CBS, Astronomer, Best Buy, Nestlé, Kohl's, Comtech, BP, CBOE, Barclay's.
Not hard to find examples from the last ten years.
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I know we're all very sensitive these days. But he was running a multi trillion dollar company.
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