If Trump Was Public Company CEO, He'd Probably Be Fired

The video discusses the accountability of CEOs in public companies, highlighting how they can be ousted for inappropriate behavior. It contrasts this with private companies, where different rules apply, using Donald Trump as an example. The video also explores the double standards between CEOs and politicians, referencing Bill Clinton. It concludes with the legal implications of misconduct and its impact on company hierarchy.

What is a common reason for CEOs in public companies to be ousted?

• Lack of innovation

• Inappropriate relationships or remarks

• Excessive travel expenses

• Poor financial performance

How does the accountability of a CEO in a private company differ from that in a public company?

• Public company CEOs can ignore shareholder interests

• Private company CEOs are less accountable to a board

• Public company CEOs have more freedom in decision-making

• Private company CEOs have more shareholders to answer to

What impact did Donald Trump's controversial remarks have on his business?

• Decreased property visits

• No impact on business

• Increased hotel visits

• Improved public image

Why was Bill Clinton not fired for his actions in the White House, according to the discussion?

• He was fired but later reinstated

• He resigned immediately

• The White House has different standards than public companies

• He was not involved in any controversy

What is a key factor in determining whether an employee should be ousted or suspended?

• Their popularity among peers

• The level of discomfort caused to other employees

• Their years of service

• Their salary level