Criticism over Ternus' reading a script during earnings is pathetic
"We don't have any fundamentally different changes that we're planning right now, nor would we talk about it anyway" is all the proof some armchair critics need to see that earnings are scripted by every CEO, anywhere, where it needs to be, and not when it doesn't. Apple CEO John Ternus - image credit: Apple. If you want to criticize Apple over its illegal union busting , you go right ahead. Or how it treats its suppliers , that's fair game and something Apple should be ashamed of. But turning on John Ternus for reading a script during his first earnings call is unbelievable and ridiculous. According to critics including Bloomberg , Ternus timidly took cover "behind a carefully written script as analysts peppered him with questions." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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"We don't have any fundamentally different changes that we're planning right now, nor would we talk about it anyway" is all the proof some armchair critics need to see that earnings are scripted by every CEO, anywhere, where it needs to be, and not when it doesn't. Apple CEO John Ternus - image credit: Apple. If you want to criticize Apple over its illegal union busting , you go right ahead. Or how it treats its suppliers , that's fair game and something Apple should be ashamed of. But turning on John Ternus for reading a script during his first earnings call is unbelievable and ridiculous. According to critics including Bloomberg , Ternus timidly took cover "behind a carefully written script as analysts peppered him with questions." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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"We don't have any fundamentally different changes that we're planning right now, nor would we talk about it anyway" is all the proof some armchair critics need to see that earnings are scripted by every CEO, anywhere, where it needs to be, and not when it doesn't.
Apple CEO John Ternus - image credit: Apple.
If you want to criticize Apple over its illegal union busting , you go right ahead.
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