@cyberlyra The tug of war between men and women is perhaps as old as civilisation. They may be different in perspectives and working styles, but deserve equal opportunities, dignity and respect. As the saying goes, Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus. Regarding women taking charge when things go wrong, why not see it differently? When men fail, women often step forward to save the day. Let's not make it a blame game. As we say in India, "Kutch to log kahenge Logon ka kaam hai kehna,"

@cyberlyra Someone stepped on an unreasonably large deer's dung.

@cyberlyra I’ve been saying since we learned of this story, that men are such a security risk because they cannot control their impulses and entitlement, insurance companies should require massive insurance for men are in c-suite. So high that it can cover losses, so high it becomes unprofitable to have men in these positions. They are too weak willed around money, control, sex, that they end up destroying it all for at least one of those things.

@cyberlyra I like a good "glass cliff" story and there probably is an element of that here, but in the last few days Taiwan's highest profile company and one of the most valuable companies worldwide - the envy of western economies - has lost 13% of its value after Washington revealed information it had sat on for months, based on evidence that doesn't seem to have been fully disclosed and that the world is supposed to take on trust. And suddenly a U.S. national is running it. There's more to this situation than just a "glass cliff" and whatever Huang called her she hasn't done badly out of this situation at all.