Former Xerox CEO talks about career, role of women

Former Xerox CEO Anne Mulcahy says the best part of being a CEO is the results you see in your company.

[Business_as_usua l]

Anne turned the company from a $4 stock to a $6 stock. Pretty much horizontal. A far cry from the $60 it was worth before the "financial crash" (Xerox mismanagement). Maybe Ursula will increase it's value by laying off a few hundred employees. That always seems to do the trick.

[Answer MAN]

She asks why only 8 ladies are CEO's of major Corps.? The answer is that mistakes happen and not every company can get it right every time. A mistake was certainly made in this case..... Xerox withered away into a vast wasteland. But those ladies with their day timers sure were flying high. The loss of a great company......it will never make it back.

[joe]

Xerox is a dirty toilet

[25yr_Xeroid]

Xerox will NEVER return to its former glory until
upper management learns that the "Good Ol' ways of doing business" are no longer exceptable business practices. They also need to understand that they have to start caring about the employees. They are absolutely clueless as to how unhappy the employees are. I have not met a single employee who would not leave the company at the first opportunity. That's sad! It's NOT just the CEO that makes a company, but the employees! They are the backbone of the company. All that upper management cares about is getting their yearly bonuses, and they will layoff as many people as needed to achieve it!

[Frank Miller]

Do any men work there??