It is just a small family business setup by a Taiwanese businessman.
replyThat's nepotism and that's a sure sign of despotism.
replyI think nepotism is toxic behaviour when you are talking about publicly quoted firms and especially one the size of nv.
Fiddling whilst Rome burns is not a good look and should be punished.
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replyWere they qualified? Were better candidates passed over? Your comment lacks substance, although I suspect you may be correct
replyThey are all extremely unqualified, as even a cursory review would tell you
replyHow exactly is Jensen qualified to run a $5Trillion company? He isn’t, yet he built one.
replyIt might be more accurate to say “He wasn’t, until he built one.” That seems like a key difference between him and his kids.
replyWhat would be the odds that they are all qualified enough for a company this size? It's wild how much billionaires get away with
replyHow many times would a company scenario need to run a double blind hiring + real time run of the hirees running the company for a period of time to have a statistically significant result to reject the null hypothesis that the people had no affect on the performance of the company compared to a sample of other viable candidates?
replyfamily allegiance until it's about his wife
replyNot cheating is truly that one amazing trick for feeling morally superior they don't want you to know about. Highly recommended.
replyHas the wife made any statements yet? Intimate relationships have a wide range of definitions of "cheating"
replyNo, but he issued a press release apologizing for hurting her. While it's correct at this point to call his honestly into question, it's a possible clue.
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