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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 9325314" data-attributes="member: 6795602">Don’t pin your lack of specification on me. I responded to the comparison you initially provided.Awesome and there is evidence. Not foolproof evidence but still evidence. Better!So let me preface that everything is still within the realm of possibility but that doesn’t mean everything is equally likely. Resignations for Presidents of companies that are leaving for another roll aren’t typically announced 2 weeks before the resignation takes place. Resignations for health issues usually aren’t announced so close to resignation date because most health issues don’t occur suddenly - and they are typically accompanied by an explanation that president is stepping down for health which didn’t happen here. One possibility is they knew who they wanted as a replacement, and were working too get that individual to accept and at the last minute they didn’t, leaving them in a major bind. Other possibility is she was forced out. But even that doesn’t make sense with the short announcement timeframe - unless it was for something really bad (seems really unlikely this was the case). in any event the short announcement timeframe with no replacement indicates something didn’t go as planned.Top level executives just don’t typically give 2 week notices for a new and better job.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 9325314, member: 6795602"] Don’t pin your lack of specification on me. I responded to the comparison you initially provided. Awesome and there is evidence. Not foolproof evidence but still evidence. Better! So let me preface that everything is still within the realm of possibility but that doesn’t mean everything is equally likely. Resignations for Presidents of companies that are leaving for another roll aren’t typically announced 2 weeks before the resignation takes place. Resignations for health issues usually aren’t announced so close to resignation date because most health issues don’t occur suddenly - and they are typically accompanied by an explanation that president is stepping down for health which didn’t happen here. One possibility is they knew who they wanted as a replacement, and were working too get that individual to accept and at the last minute they didn’t, leaving them in a major bind. Other possibility is she was forced out. But even that doesn’t make sense with the short announcement timeframe - unless it was for something really bad (seems really unlikely this was the case). in any event the short announcement timeframe with no replacement indicates something didn’t go as planned. Top level executives just don’t typically give 2 week notices for a new and better job. [/QUOTE]

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