Except that in this analogy, Lynch wasn't the defense attorney, he was the defendant, and he was committing the crime in front of the judge, jury, and prosecution.
But the analogy is weak. He was the CTO, not the PR dept. he made the decisions he was defending. He was wrong. That's an important thing to watch out for in a CTO.
On the plus side, Bob Mansfield suffers no fools. Lynch will be awesome, or disappear.
But the analogy is weak. He was the CTO, not the PR dept. he made the decisions he was defending. He was wrong. That's an important thing to watch out for in a CTO.
On the plus side, Bob Mansfield suffers no fools. Lynch will be awesome, or disappear.