Yup, it’s no other than the deliciously, revealing news morsels of the Hurd-Fisher episode that can only fuel the imagination of folks in the business IT world.
‘Canoodling with the Contractor’ is a natural memory imprint on thousands of executives who read the cause of the ouster of the CEO of a mighty tech company, and an advantageous incident to its arch rival company.
Let me get it straight.
The details of Hurd’s advances and cajoling efforts to bed Ms. Fisher published in Attorney Allerd’s highly contested letter reveals a tale of salacious standards to the generally straight, prim and proper geeky IT community.
But reality is, that though likely exaggerated, the Hurd-Fisher scandal paints a situation that afflicts across all businesses, markets, industries, sectors – especially where powerful people and appreciative consorts are concerned.
CEOs and Secretaries, Sales and Procurement, Users and Suppliers, Principals and Distributor, etc. – the permutations of every possible business ‘relationship’ is only limited by the imagination.
From the grapevine and hearsays from those long enough in the local fraternity, I can tell you that there are sufficient stories and whispers of hook-ups and break-ups between the most unimaginable business pairs to keep us glued.
Indeed, pillow talk does impacts business decisions. Not just in the US, but also right here.
Meanwhile, if I can’t spot Fisher in television series NCIS, perhaps there is a download chance to understand her appeal and Hurd’s obsession in Sheer Passion, Body of Influence, Intimate Obsession and reality dating show Age of Love.
IT BYTES BACK! says: The silver lining is, the Hurd-Fisher series set the wheels moving for a conniving rival to get one of the market’s most capable individuals to their camp.
