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		<title>Who are the worst CEOs to work for?</title>
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According to employees of the companies surveyed, these are the top 10 worst CEOs (of CONSUMER companies) to work for.
Rank &#8211; Company &#8211; CEO &#8211; approval rating
10. US Postal Service &#8211; Jack Potter &#8211; 21%
9. Sun Microsystems &#8211; Jonathan I. Schwartz &#8211; 21%
8. eBay &#8211; ...]]></description>
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<p>According to employees of the companies surveyed, these are the top 10 worst CEOs (of CONSUMER companies) to work for.</p>
<blockquote><p>Rank &#8211; Company &#8211; CEO &#8211; approval rating</p>
<p>10. US Postal Service &#8211; Jack Potter &#8211; 21%<br />
9. Sun Microsystems &#8211; Jonathan I. Schwartz &#8211; 21%<br />
8. eBay &#8211; John J. Donahoe &#8211; 20%<br />
7. Convergys (a horrible call center company) &#8211; Dave Dougherty &#8211; 19%<br />
6. Pfizer &#8211; Jeff Kindler &#8211; 19%<br />
5. Sears Holdings &#8211; W. Bruce Johnson &#8211; 19%<br />
4. RadioShack &#8211; Julian C. Day &#8211; 16%<br />
3. Sports Authority &#8211; Doug Morton &#8211; 12%<br />
2. United Airlines &#8211; Glenn F. Tilton 8%<br />
1. Office Depot &#8211; Steve Odland &#8211; 7%</p>
<p style="padding-left: 60px;"><a href="http://consumerist.com/5391220/top-10-crappiest-ceos-according-to-their-employees">Source for the information</a></p>
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<p>I haven&#8217;t had the displeasure of working for any of these companies, but I do come into contact with at least one of these on a daily basis it seems.</p>
<p>In the bigger chart (including companies that don&#8217;t come in contact with the consumer on day to day transactions) from Glassdoor, the absolute worst CEO to work for is Krishna Srinivasan, the CEO of Frost &amp; Sullivan.</p>
<p>The best CEO to work for is Ken Powell at General Mills.  Number 3 is Steve Jobs and number four is Eric Schmidt at Google.</p>
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