I agree that a CEO&#x27;s decision based on personal issues is bad for a company. For Gravity specifically, is there evidence that it extends beyond this one issue?<p>And, in the context of this one issue at Gravity, it seems to have been a good move (at least what&#x27;s been made public).<p>Pretty much every long-standing, famous CEO has done something for a personal reason (Jobs&#x27; personal vendetta against Samsung&#x2F;Android for &quot;ripping off&quot; iOS is an example). That doesn&#x27;t mean most of their decisions are personal, or that they can&#x27;t run a company incredibly well.