Former Autonomy VP of OEM sales Harald Collet said CEO Michael Lynch gave him misleading "talking points" on what to say to investors.
May 01, 2024 at 08:47 AM
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Faced with probing questions from a hedge fund over his company’s sales structure, software salesman Harald Collet turned to his boss, Autonomy CEO Michael Lynch, for advice on how to respond.
Lynch had straightforward advice: “Stall and duck.”
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Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch. (Photo: Graham Barclay/Bloomberg)
