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Tell him to explain the 'plan' and evaluate if it is feasible. If it is not, or is borderline, get rid of him.
I would insist on hearing this ... plan.
First we must study the financial projections for the company.
Check the cash flow and funds flow statments.
If the projections tally with the activities of the CEO and if they are found realistic then keep him.
Otherwise don't be a party to the collapse of the company. Remove him or if that is not possible remove yourself from the board of directors.
I bet if you turn him over, it will say on his bottom, that he was made in China.
If he won't explain, he can start looking for a new job.
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Thanks for your perspective!
by MrJosh on September 12th, 2009