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Twitter's real problem is that it does not have, and never will have, a CEO with the authority to make big changes. No matter what the next CEO's vision is, as a non-founder it will be impossible for that person to satisfy all of the major stakeholders.



> a non-founder it will be impossible for that person to satisfy all of the major stakeholders.

As Twitter is a publicly-traded company, it would be impossible for that person to satisfy all of the major stakeholders.


"Satisfy" was the wrong word but I couldn't think of the right one. What I'm saying is that the CEO of Twitter will never have the same power as say Mark Zuckerberg does.


How come?


The next CEO is at least moderately likely to be Jack.




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