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Did Meg Whitman Fail?: Did Meg Whitman Fail?Lack of customer service and knowledge of staffLast year I canceled my Ebay account because of repeated attempts to correct a problem with Ebay customer service. It started out that one of the vendors on the Ebay site took a payment from me, then rejected it...; Tags: customer service, eBay Inc., Meg Whitman, Meg Whitman Fail, user experience; Discussion threads 2008-01-24

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Did Meg Whitman Fail?: This is a tough question to ask because Meg Whitman has been a legendary Silicon Valley CEO for 10 years and one of America's leading women CEOs, but ask it we must: does her expected departure from eBay at the age of 51 signal a management failure on her part?...; Tags: Meg Whitman, eBay Inc., CEO, Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Law, Gender And Diversity, Investment, Finance, Business Operations, Human Resources, William J. Holstein; Blog posts 2008-01-23

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