Cuts both ways. Future employers will also look at Sean's record at retaining key staff.
It's not a good record.
In the end, he’ll be judged by the results he delivered – whether he managed to turn the company into a profitable machine. The personnel decisions won’t really matter to him or to any future employer (if there even is something after BrainChip for him).
But we’re just going in circles here. What really matters to me is that things finally take off. Honestly, as long as the results are positive, I couldn’t care less about the internal personnel drama.