A Blind survey of workers has dismal approval ratings for major San Francisco and Bay Area tech CEOs in a year of layoffs and rocky stock prices.
A newly released survey has brutal statistics for some of the Bay Area’s foremost tech executives. Blind, an anonymous networking site popular among tech workers, ran a presidential poll-style survey of 13,171 U.S. workers in August, asking employees for opinions on their companies’ CEOs. Tech firms have weathered a rocky stock market and widespread layoffs this year, and it appears that workers at some Bay Area firms are fed up with their top executives.
Zoom CEO Eric Yuan cut his own salary by 98% when he laid off 1,300 employees in February, but workers at the San Jose video conferencing firm may have had the bizarre end of Zoom’s work-from-home policy fresh in their minds when they took the survey: Yuan’s approval rating was a meager 7%. Peter Rawlinson, of Newark-based Lucid Motors, and Cristiano Amon, of San Diego-based Qualcomm, got the same score.
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