The day Gavin walked into the office in a vest that cost more than my first car, I knew I was in trouble. Six months later, he stood at the podium during an all-hands meeting and announced he was…
I knew the company was heading for a cliff the moment Gavin walked in wearing a vest that cost more than my first car and smelling like sandalwood and unearned confidence. He didn’t look at the server racks. He looked at the reflection of his own teeth in the glass partition. To a man like … Read more