David Sacks didn't seek the CEO role at Zenefits, but he feels obligated (and hopeful) that he can fix the company.
David Sacks didn't seek the CEO role at Zenefits, but he feels obligated (and hopeful) that he can fix the company.
When I got to the Zenefits office last Monday, things were buzzing. It was the day before the company's big relaunch: People were walking in and out, moving big objects, all in preparation for a highly coordinated event. All this, just shy of nine months into a turnaround effort led by the new CEO David Sacks, who took the reins of the battered unicorn once valued at $4.5 billion before everything went to hell.
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Published on October 31, 2016 02:00