lest they show themselves to be hypocrites for not being upset about the exact same abuses that have been perpetrated against the rest of us for the last 12 years.
The calls for him to get fired are coming from the people who bought overvalued Facebook stock. Those people are now, essentially, Ebersman's bosses.
To continue your analogy above, selling the painting for $10 billion to somebody who can only get $5 billion on resale seems like a great idea until you realize that not only did you sell a painting, you took the job to act as the agent promising to resell it later for more.
He should take his (considerable) payday, and move on.
And the AP can't even complain about it
lest they show themselves to be hypocrites for not being upset about the exact same abuses that have been perpetrated against the rest of us for the last 12 years.
Simple (as AC)
The calls for him to get fired are coming from the people who bought overvalued Facebook stock. Those people are now, essentially, Ebersman's bosses.
To continue your analogy above, selling the painting for $10 billion to somebody who can only get $5 billion on resale seems like a great idea until you realize that not only did you sell a painting, you took the job to act as the agent promising to resell it later for more.
He should take his (considerable) payday, and move on.