Item Not As Described Someone need to point eBay's CEO Ianone in the Right Direction
The folktale of eBay's inception have been passed on millions of times over. One would find botching the story almost impossible to appreciate, especially if you are the CEO of the said company. In a recent interview with CNN business anchor Julia Chatterley
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Iannone attempted to deliver a rendition on the genesis of how eBay formally AuctionWeb was born which turned out not only as a distorted spectacle lacking basic knowledge or lapse in memory causing Acoustic trauma like sketching nails on a blackboard was delivered to the audience.
Iannone could have better saved himself the embarrassment of blurring the facts just by reading Adam Cohen book The Perfect Store of which a ton load is listed on the platform. Introductory Page four clearly lays out Pierre Omidyar's inception of how eBay was conceived
Swerving off into deferent lanes that shares some similarities and not having the capability to tell them apart can be fatal. In the case of Iannone, not being able tell the difference between a laser pointer from a laser printer is a violation of eBays own policy which results in a defect pursuant to the company's Money Back Guarantee Policy Julia Chatterley which is no slowcoach herself within the business community did not even bother to correct Iannone of his ignorance. Therefore, Chatterley flunked the interview herself.
Awakening from his stupor with revelation to the writing on the wall that his tenure as CEO will soon come to a close. eBay CEO: the "pandemic brought huge momentum for the site". Interpretation, "never let a good crisis go to waste". Exploitation is best served when people are down.
Having lost a reported more than four million members buyers and sellers under his watch in just a little over two years of his tenure Iannone is titled with the pandemic having to make up for his ineptitude and despicable nearsightedness to what the vision of the company about.
