Is it time for less Marcus
His picture is just about everywhere in CW and related enterprises. If he is planning on a political run - OK I understand - but maybe it's time change. How about the employees? I am sure some have ma...
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That's an interesting comment about Marcus having no problem laying people off. As a CEO or leader of any company one must know when to cut bait, which is why as was mentioned, some of those looking for help get in trouble. Someone has to be the bad guy, but at the same time has made it clear he's about people and keeping the jobs. Then there is the reality spin that only he can comment on.
I have also seen him spar with Kevin O'Leary (Sharktank) on CNBC over this issue, and Kevin makes no secret that money comes first over everything and everyone else. The rest of the panel poo-poo'd Kevin too, but if I remember it was Marcus that got in his face pretty hard.
I have also seen him spar with Kevin O'Leary (Sharktank) on CNBC over this issue, and Kevin makes no secret that money comes first over everything and everyone else. The rest of the panel poo-poo'd Kevin too, but if I remember it was Marcus that got in his face pretty hard.
