Teradata used to be an excellent company to work for, but somewhere down the line, they sold their soul (around 2013/2014, I think).
I know because I was there from the start (when they were a division of NCR).
Mike Koehler was the absolute best leader and at one time, the entire leadership team was Killing It! I mean it was like magic in the early days... everyone was happy and proud to be a part of TDat.
Naturally, every up has its downs. Revenue growth declined, bad acquisitions were made, unrealistic expectations were handed down. The end of Camelot. Seasoned leaders departed in a weird choreographed succession. Very sad. Teradata died when Mike left.
If new and innovative people and ideas are what VL and the Board are after, why would they appoint a CEO that is old enough to remember when the light bulb was discovered?
Hit the nail on the head, thought it deserved to be bumped up from an old thread. Originally posted by @PaYF6AV-2Gogh.