Thread regarding HP (Hewlett-Packard) layoffs

No permanent CEO yet?

How much longer is it going to take? Apparently HP has an inflated view of who should take the job than who is actually interested in it.


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Post ID: @OP+1m17wtw55

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Consensus is building… seems we may have a winner winner to run this HP chicken dinner! Hearing late Nov to early Dec timeframe aligning with earnings and the OneHP kickoff! Maybe Ernest will spotlight his new dance moves he’s been working on up in the solitude of the 5th floor! Calling it the “self selected shuffle”… little stanky leg action kickin that blame on everyone but himself and a bit of ridicule for his org cause they don’t recognize his greatness.

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Post ID: @936+1m17wtw55

Who wants to captain the titanic?

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Post ID: @1cm+1m17wtw55

@qa Dion wasn't a good CEO either. Post-split, you could say HP hasn't had a CEO at all.
And pre-split, there was a decade of really bad CEOs.
But to the point - HP hasn't had a CEO for a couple of decades. So, what's the hurry, indeed.

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Post ID: @st+1m17wtw55

HP hasn't had a real CEO since Dion left. What's the hurry?

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Post ID: @qa+1m17wtw55

Permanent CEO happens who they hold the most amount of shares as an individual. Goes the show you how confident our temp CEO is if he hasn't gone that far yet.

Corporate people have tainted souls with their HR talk and false optimism but they are very calculating about their wallets. This temp CEO is definitely concerned about his wallet.

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Post ID: @nx+1m17wtw55

They are waiting till late 2027 to buy a Tesla Optimus AI robot who can permanently fill the role.

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Post ID: @h5+1m17wtw55

They should hire a CW to be CEO

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