LOS GATOS, Calif.--Only in America can someone who has seriously screwed up a company in the last three months put a spin on things and get even richer.
Netflix CEO, Reed Hastings, whose sanity many have questioned in recent months, has released a statement, saying, "I've been approached by a reputable publisher who is interested a book about CEOs who consistently make the wrong decision."
With the working title, What NOT to do when running a business, it is believed that Hastings could write volumes just on his decisions from the past three months.
Sample chapter titles include "Don't raise your product's price by 60% overnight" and "Don't create two names and two websites for your company when one of each worked just fine".
Grumblings among board members include a suggestion that Hastings take a paid leave until he's finished his book.
Said one board member, "It's a conflict of interest to have him remain in his position making stupid decisions just so that he can add chapters on to his book."
