Carly Fiorina is available to ruin your company

[n2doc]

This week former CEO of Hewlett-Packard and chief McCain economic advisor Carly Fiorina came out and said that Sarah Palin wasn't fit to run a big company. That didn't make the McCain campaign too happy, so she later went on CNN to clarify that was she meant was that John McCain's not qualified to run a company either. She was rewarded for this fine surrogate work by being immediately thrown under the bus.
As Carly just learned, turns out politics ain't so easy, either. And when Carly speaks about someone being unfit to run a business, she's speaking from experience. Sadly, she didn't have quite enough time to do to to the McCain campaign what she did to HP.
Here's how Hewlett-Packard did during Fiorina's tenure as CEO:



And here's how Hewlett-Packard has done since she was fired:


http://www.236.com/news/2008/09/18/john_mccain_teaches_hp_how_to_8987.php

[hisownpetard]

1. I don't have a company, but is she available to ruin my household budget?

[Muttocracy]

2. I was baffled when she became a spokesperson for him... isn't she the one who failed at HP? nt

[otohara]

3. Oh, She'll Bounce Back

much to my shock and dismay, the worst CEO's somehow continue to get more offers with ungodly salaries, bonuses and parachute packages, just in case they are fired again.

[sakabatou]

4. Pot meet kettle

[bahrbearian]

5. That doesn't make her Statements wrong,

maybe she can learn from her mistakes, instead of making the same mistakes.