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Originally Posted by umo120 View Post
Sometimes, yes, but this time? The problem is that Elop's actions and his explanations doesn't make any sense. And even Elop evangelists are unable to dispute that, because after few rounds every discussion ends with remarks about how he surely knows something the rest of world doesn't and how without this key information nobody is able to comprehend his genial strategy.

Because it can't be that he is just another dumb CEO believing in his illusions and that there is no secret plan that will turn bad into good at the last minute.
Elop, Elop, Elop. Is it really so difficult to get into your head that Mr Elop is not running Nokia all by himself. He was hired for a reason, he was hired to do a job that had already started at board level long before he entered his foot into Nokia.

You are acting like small children. Don't you have any idea at all how a company is run? If the MS deal was against the will of the board, Elop would have been fired at the very second the board knew about it.

Elop is no wizard or King, he is a chief executive officer, the captain to navigate and administer the ship in the direction set by the board. He has several teams around him with experts on all businesses that Nokia is doing.

But no, Elop entered Nokia, looked around and thought - Me evil emperor, me give all this to Microsoft, me be rich - muuhhaaa