I agree. The habitual lack of discretion and long-view judgement that enables repeated affairs certainly doesn’t engender trust in running a company.

Even if, as others have suggested, the evidence against Alice Huang isn’t strong, there are still huge conflicts of interest and repeated lies in play. Let’s move on

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eldenring a day ago | parent [-]

makes no sense, he isn't some recent hire you need proxies like that to judge. He is the most successful ceo of all time, arguably, so I don't think hes short in trust to run Nvidia well.

	▲	totallymike 20 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Possibly knowingly selling your product illegally when you’re instructed to not do that, as well as conducting numerous affairs with direct reports cannot be defined as running the company well. Even leaving out the sale to China part, sleeping with direct reports is unethical and presents so many conflicts of interest. He was lucky the damage was minimal for so long