&quot;Who&#x27;s making the assumptions, counsellor(?) ?
&quot;<p>You are. 
Let&#x27;s take what you said
&quot;... aren&#x27;t running a tech company.&quot;<p>Nothing in the article said he&#x27;s running the company, you are making an assumption here.<p>Nothing you have provided at all backups up your claim that &quot;It&#x27;s often not a good sign when the top engineers or star salesmen aren&#x27;t running a tech company.
&quot;. So there&#x27;s an unproven statement combined again with the assumption that engineers aren&#x27;t running the place (the article says it&#x27;s being run by one of the co-founders, who was an engineer - &quot;Prior to founding GitHub he worked as an engineer at CNET Networks on Gamespot and the launch of Chow.&quot;)<p>&quot;You say he does &quot;corpdev&quot; and the article clearly points out &quot;development of the corporation&quot; has become a big problem.
&quot;<p>This badly misunderstands what corpdev does.<p>It&#x27;s pretty much not worth continuing this discussion, i&#x27;m just pointing out that you are making wildly silly generalizations to how to run companies and what the article actually says.
And yeah, you are making a ton of assumptions to do it.