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CEO adagio My favorite by far is the story of three envelopes. It is rumored that a new CEO comes with three envelopes by his predecessor. These notes are intended to pave the wisdom in the order in response to a major crisis. The first letter indicates the new leader to blame the former CEO. The second envelope directs the CEO to reorganize and lay off workers. The last and final notice on the third card is to prepare three envelopes identical to any other. This urban legend snickers may cause some readers, but

CEO Meg Whitman, it seems it has already ajar two of its three envelopes. / Aa>

HP CEO had much to say when he faces shareholders last week, and in his most reassuring tone possible, he was forced to announce quarterly results that would reduce the stock of a nine victims. In addition, HP announced that 2013 would be a year of restructuring, which would hardly be profitable before 2014 at the earliest. So who is to blame you ask? Well, according to Whitman: "The biggest challenge for Hewlett-Packard has been no change in CEO and senior management, which has led several strategic options inconsistent and, frankly, some significant errors execution This is important because, therefore goes. takes longer in the same boat as all of us would like, "he added.