Netflix's first CEO skewers 'we're a family': when did you last fire a relative?
whatsallthiss · x · 2026-11-10
Marc Randolph, Netflix's founding CEO, called out a common corporate cliché: "Stop telling me your company is like a family. When was the last time you fired someone from your family?" One reply joked it had actually happened a few times in their family. A pithy tech-culture zinger with share value.
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