> without being dishonest in business relationships

It was really the second affair, the one with an employee (a business relationship) that forced the resignation.

4gotunameagain 19 hours ago | parent [-]

If we decided that an affair with an employee is definite grounds for firing a CEO and we investigated all companies, we'd have only a handful of CEOs left.

	▲	paulryanrogers 19 hours ago \| parent [-]
		And when they are caught and being blackmailed or otherwise exploited, so the board calls them to privately account. If they lie to the board, then what? Must the whole company suffer for each revelation until all credibility is gone? If OpenAI has taught me anything it's that for too many people might makes right. (Whether that's hard or soft power.)