what I'm saying is is when a person fa e adversity, most of the time they revert back to their old ways.
plus I think it was just a ploy to get a job. he has his core convictions that ain't going to change.
And that’s a pretty cynical take
the guy went through a personal tragedy with his brother dying, got fired from a job suddenly and without seeing it coming, took a year to reassess and dedicated himself to moving forward with a new chapter
I believe in new beginnings. The work the guy did over the last year shows, at a minimum, that he’s dedicated to his work and committed to trying to learn and improve
he could have spent a year playing golf and still got plenty of interviews. Instead he built a team, which I’m sure required a significant financial investment and put in the work to get better.
it’s more than most people would do in a similar situation so I’m inclined to believe he is serious.
people can change. It’s not easy and doesn’t always happen, but for those who want something bad enough, they often find a way
there seems to be a joke going around that this guy is is a donut eating yes man, but that’s honestly just people trying to build a meme out of ignorance and has zero basis in the reality of who this guy actually is. We don’t know. We’re message board fans, recycling bits of news and opinion.
I have guesses, and hunches, like I typed above but I don’t know and neither does anyone else who hasn’t worked with the guy.
I prefer to make positive assumptions. It’s all upside for me. Being jaded and cynical isn’t very satisfying in the end.