Campbell or Fiorina?

[meadandale]

[quote=burghMan]
Carly is a master of marketing and manipulation. She’s very good at promoting herself and gaining more power, at the expense of the organizations she runs. I sure hope she doesn’t end up in the Senate.[/quote]

Concur

[Anonymous]

Isn’t that what all politicians do? Market themselves?

[Anonymous]

Isn’t that what all politicians do? Market themselves?

[Anonymous]

Isn’t that what all politicians do? Market themselves?

[Anonymous]

Isn’t that what all politicians do? Market themselves?

[Anonymous]

Isn’t that what all politicians do? Market themselves?

[briansd1]

[quote=burghMan]

Revenues doubled because HP merged with Compaq, a company of almost equal size. The true test of her performance as CEO, stock price, fell by more than half its value under her tenure (Dell’s stock went up.) She drove out the Hewlett and Packard families and impacted the culture of the company in a bad way. Eventually the board got wise and tossed her out. HP has been doing much better since.

Carly is a master of marketing and manipulation. She’s very good at promoting herself and gaining more power, at the expense of the organizations she runs. I sure hope she doesn’t end up in the Senate.[/quote]

I also agree.

Anyone who owned Compaq/HP stock during Fiorina’s tenure would know that the merger was a disaster.

It took a while for the board of HP to fire Fiorina.

[briansd1]

[quote=burghMan]

Revenues doubled because HP merged with Compaq, a company of almost equal size. The true test of her performance as CEO, stock price, fell by more than half its value under her tenure (Dell’s stock went up.) She drove out the Hewlett and Packard families and impacted the culture of the company in a bad way. Eventually the board got wise and tossed her out. HP has been doing much better since.

Carly is a master of marketing and manipulation. She’s very good at promoting herself and gaining more power, at the expense of the organizations she runs. I sure hope she doesn’t end up in the Senate.[/quote]

I also agree.

Anyone who owned Compaq/HP stock during Fiorina’s tenure would know that the merger was a disaster.

It took a while for the board of HP to fire Fiorina.

[briansd1]

[quote=burghMan]

Revenues doubled because HP merged with Compaq, a company of almost equal size. The true test of her performance as CEO, stock price, fell by more than half its value under her tenure (Dell’s stock went up.) She drove out the Hewlett and Packard families and impacted the culture of the company in a bad way. Eventually the board got wise and tossed her out. HP has been doing much better since.

Carly is a master of marketing and manipulation. She’s very good at promoting herself and gaining more power, at the expense of the organizations she runs. I sure hope she doesn’t end up in the Senate.[/quote]

I also agree.

Anyone who owned Compaq/HP stock during Fiorina’s tenure would know that the merger was a disaster.

It took a while for the board of HP to fire Fiorina.

[briansd1]

[quote=burghMan]

Revenues doubled because HP merged with Compaq, a company of almost equal size. The true test of her performance as CEO, stock price, fell by more than half its value under her tenure (Dell’s stock went up.) She drove out the Hewlett and Packard families and impacted the culture of the company in a bad way. Eventually the board got wise and tossed her out. HP has been doing much better since.

Carly is a master of marketing and manipulation. She’s very good at promoting herself and gaining more power, at the expense of the organizations she runs. I sure hope she doesn’t end up in the Senate.[/quote]

I also agree.

Anyone who owned Compaq/HP stock during Fiorina’s tenure would know that the merger was a disaster.

It took a while for the board of HP to fire Fiorina.

[briansd1]

[quote=burghMan]

Revenues doubled because HP merged with Compaq, a company of almost equal size. The true test of her performance as CEO, stock price, fell by more than half its value under her tenure (Dell’s stock went up.) She drove out the Hewlett and Packard families and impacted the culture of the company in a bad way. Eventually the board got wise and tossed her out. HP has been doing much better since.

Carly is a master of marketing and manipulation. She’s very good at promoting herself and gaining more power, at the expense of the organizations she runs. I sure hope she doesn’t end up in the Senate.[/quote]

I also agree.

Anyone who owned Compaq/HP stock during Fiorina’s tenure would know that the merger was a disaster.

It took a while for the board of HP to fire Fiorina.

[Veritas]

I agree: “all that glitters is not gold.”

[Veritas]

I agree: “all that glitters is not gold.”

[Veritas]

I agree: “all that glitters is not gold.”

[Veritas]

I agree: “all that glitters is not gold.”

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