Co-heads is always a subtext for executive disfunction.
I don't think I've ever heard of it working out long term at any level from division co-head to co-CEO.
It's also fascinating the opposite direction is also allowed to persist - the guy who is CEO of 4 companies at once.
As a lowly high income IC, I am prohibited from almost any outside business activity and in some cases forced to divest when joining a new firm. Somehow the guy running the company who has actual ability to make conflicted decisions is allowed to moonlight? Fabulous.
It's also fascinating the opposite direction is also allowed to persist - the guy who is CEO of 4 companies at once.
As a lowly high income IC, I am prohibited from almost any outside business activity and in some cases forced to divest when joining a new firm. Somehow the guy running the company who has actual ability to make conflicted decisions is allowed to moonlight? Fabulous.