New Year, New CEO for GitHub
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New Year, New CEO for GitHub
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Re: New Year, New CEO for GitHub
#2None of the reports I've seen mention this, but Chris was the CEO before Tom (and became CTO to focus on product) so is already very experienced in the role :-) http://www.quora.com/GitHub/Why-is-Chris-Wanstrath-no-longer...
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Re: New Year, New CEO for GitHub
#4None of the reports I've seen mention this, but Chris was the CEO before Tom (and became CTO to focus on product) so is already very experienced in the role :-) http://www.quora.com/GitHub/Why-is-Chris-Wanstrath-no-longer...
I see Zach just responded to his own answer pointing out that the reverse of 2012 is true again.
Re: New Year, New CEO for GitHub
#5GitHub's growth in 2013 has been fascinating to watch. They've been relentless with new functionality, and the overwhelming trend with that new functionality is a marked increase in the scope of their operations: stuff like generic data support, baked-in visualizations, and quality-of-life improvements points to the conclusion that GitHub is going to stop being the "best place to share code with friends, co-workers, classmates, and complete strangers" [1] and start being the best place to share your work and data with everyone.
2014 should be a great year for them.
Re: New Year, New CEO for GitHub
#6As soon as Tom becomes President he gets a Secret Service detail with dark sunglasses! That animated gif is hilarious.
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#7I don't understand how a company could operate for a few months without publicly acknowledging who is really the CEO.
I hope they use a "fork the CEO role" button.
Re: New Year, New CEO for GitHub
#8As soon as Tom becomes President he gets a Secret Service detail with dark sunglasses! That animated gif is hilarious.
As someone who wasn't following GitHub as a company, I have to say I quite appreciated the gif. Sums it up in all of 2 seconds. Bravo.
Re: New Year, New CEO for GitHub
#9We can easily expect GitHub to continue its exponential growth. The timing seems perfect to me...Chris will take on a role that will require him to ensure that the product remains excellent and will implement the innovation that Tom will be responsible for. Both suit their styles.
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#10For those of us who are business ignorant, what is the difference between President and CEO? What are the typical responsibilities of each and such?