Adjusting that attitude, or at least never saying that bit out loud, may win you more friends.
Other than that, with hindsight, yes, it can all be painted as a series of bad decisions - however I'm sure at the time every decision that got him to where he is now made perfect sense, and was at least a good decision given the information available to him then.
I read Bad Blood, and have tracked stories about the key players, but we don't really know what each player's exit strategy actually was.
Hers seems to have been to eventually produce the tech she claimed her company already had. He may have bought into that dream, or planned to cut and run at some point (or both at different times).
> - Have no kids
Adjusting that attitude, or at least never saying that bit out loud, may win you more friends.
Other than that, with hindsight, yes, it can all be painted as a series of bad decisions - however I'm sure at the time every decision that got him to where he is now made perfect sense, and was at least a good decision given the information available to him then.
I read Bad Blood, and have tracked stories about the key players, but we don't really know what each player's exit strategy actually was.
Hers seems to have been to eventually produce the tech she claimed her company already had. He may have bought into that dream, or planned to cut and run at some point (or both at different times).