I guess the big questions for me were “relative to what?”, “did the board have good-faith reasons?”, and “will the board win a pyrrhic victory or get totally routed?”
At the time of answering I thought the last two answers were: the board probably had plausible reasons, and they would probably win a pyrrhic victory.
Both of these are getting less likely, the second faster than the first. So I think it’s shaping up that I was wrong and this will end up net-negative.
Relative to what? I think I mean “relative to the board completely checking out at their jobs,” not “relative to the board doing their job masterfully,” which I think would be nice to hope for but is bad to compare to.
I guess the big questions for me were “relative to what?”, “did the board have good-faith reasons?”, and “will the board win a pyrrhic victory or get totally routed?”
At the time of answering I thought the last two answers were: the board probably had plausible reasons, and they would probably win a pyrrhic victory.
Both of these are getting less likely, the second faster than the first. So I think it’s shaping up that I was wrong and this will end up net-negative.
Relative to what? I think I mean “relative to the board completely checking out at their jobs,” not “relative to the board doing their job masterfully,” which I think would be nice to hope for but is bad to compare to.