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[QUOTE="cuseinchina, post: 631215, member: 3079"]
Not a fair comparison this is about people.  When Marissa Mayer the new CEO of Yahoo left Google after being looked past for a big job internally, Google execs bent ove rbackwards to praise her and to say what a good buisnessperson Yahoo was getting and how while they were happy for her they didn't look forward to competing against her.  Marissa on her side said wonderful things about Google on the way out the door. No one got exactly what they wanted in that situation, but they all said the right things publicly and by all accounts maintained good relations privately.  Whether Marissa succeeds or fails in her new job, she didn't burn bridges or screw anyone over on her way out the door.     This situation with Marrone is more complex and maybe requires a higher degree of 'saying the right things' - your alma mater connection is more personal than a connection to a coroporate employer, his connection with a 22 year old kid who helped him turn around a program is likely a bit deeper than Marissa's relationship with Larry Page.
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